PARISH CHURCH OF SAINT MARTIN D'ARNAD
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Church with a nave decorated with frescoes in late Gothic style.
This church is well worth a visit! The present building is trapezoidal in shape and has three naves with crossed ribs and pointed arches. The pillars, quadrangular in shape, support the large arches that rest on the capitals. The façade has a central 15th-century tufa portal decorated with a Tudor arch, representing two intertwined tree trunks, and surmounted by a rose window. The windows are slender and have only one opening. The square-shaped bell tower has a high pyramidal spire. The ceiling of the left nave is decorated with late Gothic frescoes (including a Saint George fighting the dragon, a banquet of Herod, or the crucifixion and decapitation of Saint John the Baptist).
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