Église Notre-Dame

English translation

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History

The first mention of the church dates back to the early 12th century. Rebuilt in the mid-16th century while retaining some remnants of the 14th century, the church subsequently underwent several campaigns of enlargement or reconstruction, notably in the 18th and 19th centuries. Western portal of the 14th century; southern portal of the 15th century; north chapel of the 16th century; bell tower of the 18th century; chevet and south arm of the transept of the 19th century. General form of an asymmetrical Latin cross, with north transept doubled by a chapel. The nave is preceded by the square bell tower covered with an octagonal spire.