Eglise Saint-Romain de Lartigue

The present church, whose porch bears the date 1848, replaced a chapel located on the banks of the Ciron (where the cemetery is located). The nave, with a barlong plan, is covered by a plaster vault on wainscotting. The vaulted chevet is slightly narrower inside and ends in a straight wall. The church has come down to us with its stone altar formed by two large Doric columns supporting a pediment, its mural paintings with fine decorative motifs, its chandeliers and its Way of the Cross. It thus evokes a theatrical setting. A porch later came to rest against its western façade.