Monuments
:
• St Nicholas’ Chapel in the graveyard. Dating from 1480 it
was restored in 1973 and is owned by the De Bonfils (La
Vernelle) family. It is used as a family tomb.
• The twelfth-century church is situated in the Place du Keyla.
Its Romanesque style is particularly remarkable in the
chancel. The belfry was substantially altered at the beginning
of the twentieth century.
On the edges of a chestnut forest, by the side of a Roman road
is a truncated-cone shaped mound standing 4 -5 m high. At the
base it measures approximately 60m x 40m. The flat top is 40m
wide by 25m long and is strewn with large building stones. The
site now boasts a parking area and picnic spot where pleasant
walks can be had.
La Peyrouse Chapel
• La Peyrouse
Chapel situated on the property belongs to the Brotherhood of St
Gabriel.
