CHURCH OF SAINT-CÔME-D'OLT

Next to the castle, the church dates from 1522. It is of pure flamboyant gothic style, with a slender nave. It is adorned with a sculpted portal and, above all, with a flamed bell tower, so called because it is twisted on itself. This surprising silhouette is one of the rare examples of its kind in France. The church houses a 16th century walnut wood Christ and its carved oak doors are listed as historical monuments. Each of them has 365 wrought iron nails.