Church of Saint-Saturnin

It is placed under the name of Saint-Saturnin and under the patronage of Saint Sebastian. It is listed as a historical monument by decree of December 28, 1926.
Its nave of three groin-vaulted bays, doubled by a side aisle also groin-vaulted, opens into a cul-de-four apse. On the south side, there is a chapel. The bell-wall is above the choir. Although the southern facade bears the date 1600, part of its construction may be later, particularly in view of the portal framed by pilasters, and placed under an entablature.
There you will find paintings: Saint Sebastian from the 19th century, Donation of the Rosary from the 18th century, Death of Saint Joseph from the 19th century, Saint Teresa of Avila from the 18th century, ex-voto (oil paintings) horse-drawn accident from 1890.