The Church
The church is listed as an Historical Monument. The Romanesque dome and pendentives (high pillars, typically triangular) date from the twelfth century. The original vault was destroyed - from door to dome - by fire during the Wars of Religion, it was rebuilt in the early seventeenth century with funds from a donation made by Montaigne’s wife.

The Alter
The early eighteenth-century alter comes from Vauclair Abbey. The tomb stone of Montaigne’s father, Pierre Eyquem, is under the alter although it was most probably originally situated at the foot of a pillar.

The Pulpit
Early eighteenth-century. Montaigne’s descendants are buried under the pulpit (cf. inscription).

The Confessional
Eighteenth-century Baroque.

The Station of the Cross
1975, sculptured slate (a difficult material to work with) by the Bordeaux artist, Privat.

Montaigne’s Heart
The book entitled « Livre de raison » (« The Book of Reason ») which deals with the subject of Montaigne’s death, claims that his heart is conserved in this church.