SAINT-RÉMY-SAINT-RIGOMER CHURCH

Built in the xiith and xve centuries, this church dominated by giant trees, consists of a simple nef, an important transept and a choir. The church's bell tower had a defensive role that explains its massive aspect and its very little Catholic "killers." The double door portal of the south façade, posterior to the portal facing the feudal gate, was designed to facilitate access to the building. Note the name of this church, repetitive, since Rémy is the old Rigomer.