A remarkable church which, in the 12th century, was a priory dependent upon the Abbey of Chancelade.
It was altered in the 15th century and it is dedicated to Saint Jean-Baptist.
Its thick, rectangular bell-tower, supported by angle buttresses, opens with a splendid portal with multiple pointed curves and large decorative double-S moulding atop a blazon topped with a fleur-de-Lys.
The upper part is pierced with two semicircular bays.