ST. VIVIAN'S CHURCH

While the medieval town is famous for its keep, the most imposing in the region, it also boasts a rich religious heritage. In addition to the Pilgrims' Hospital - a former medieval hospice located in the lower town - travelers can also admire this pretty Romanesque church with its unique façade, listed as a Monument Historique. Located not far from the traffic circle representing the pilgrims on their way to Santiago de Compostela and along the Seugne river, it was built in the ^12th century to welcome the faithful on their way to Santiago de Compostela.