ST. PETER'S CHURCH

Built from the 11th century, this church has a Romanesque nave, enlarged in the 16th century with a polygonal chevet and two chapels forming the transept. Then came the sacristy, but it was in the 19th century that the transformations were the most important. The furniture is then replaced by neo-gothic furniture. The particularity of this church lies in its stained-glass windows, some of whose figures are represented in photoengraving.