Eglise Saint-Laurent

This 12th-century church is protected and its architecture is waiting to be discovered.

This Romanesque church was built in the 12th century and comprises a nave, a transept with apsidioles and a choir with rounded apses. The chancel and transept have round arches, but the nave has a more recent ogival vault, resting laterally on two large pointed arches. Outside, at the crossing of the transept, stands a powerful square tower. The remarkable chevet is adorned with a series of engaged columns and cornices with sculpted modillions.