The parish church of Baneuil is an interesting building with a cupola from the 12th century. The Romanesque-style façade ends in a wall-belfry. The nave opens onto a fortified court. The triumphal arch is decorated with carved capitals. The first capital has a person squatting between two lions, the second has an eagle with its wings spread, surrounded by two griffons.
A rectangular, Romanesque keep has only one opening.