- Saint Martin Church
Of Romanesque background, it was modified during the Gothic era. Its nave is rib-vaulted, its chevet is flat, opening in a high bay with flamboyant windows.
Its wall belfry has two bays and a tiled roof with four slopes. Angle buttresses support it. The one on the north side is large enough to house an access staircase to the twin bell windows, with a slightly Gothic arch. The upper part of the wall belfry is hollow.
The flamboyant Gothic portal with six arches is topped with a beaten escutcheon and with a Christ on a cross. The church has not less than 10 buttresses.