ST. NICHOLAS CHURCH

Saint-Nicolas' appeal lies in its "duality". In fact, we could say that it is made up of two churches. Its two naves tell us a story: that of the inhabitants who, vexed at being granted the nave on the south side, which was smaller than the one dedicated to the monks, fought and won an identical nave. Of course, its magnificent portal, so praised by Verlaine, will seduce you, as will the paintings by Wibault and the modern stained-glass windows. The church was badly damaged during the Second World War and was not reopened until 1956.