The eleventh-century Romanesque church of this small village in south-west Dordogne, stands among the remains of a magnificent Gallo-Roman villa. Church and villa are both listed as Historical Monuments.
Archaeological digs have unearthed thermal baths, a mosaic-covered swimming pool and two mosaic-decorated rooms covering more than 400m². The remains date from between the first and fourth centuries AD and form one of the most amazing Gallo-Roman sites of South-West France.

The mosaics are open to the public as is a museum which traces the history of the site and of its discovery.