Thanks to its rich historical past the commune possesses a wealth of architecturally interesting buildings including:

• Gothic church with a 12th century belfry. The nave is divided in half by a wall composed of two ribbed archways. The hexagonal, 15th - 16th century apse has five stained glass windows.
• Old market hall

• Wash-house
• Standing stone (on private property at ‘La Pierre Plantade’)
• Windmills (on private property at ‘Les Pouthières’)
• Fortress (on private property at ‘La Coquille’)

Communal, village ponds have been developed on the outskirts of the village in a green and shady spot and are much appreciated by trout anglers (amongst others). Opened every Sunday from February at the end of May, and every week from June to September