Saint-Étienne Church

Built in the 12th century, the original Saint-Étienne Church boasts an imposing Romanesque bell tower, whose massive base is pierced with arrow slits. The upper part consists of three levels: the first adorned with a triple arcade, while the next two feature a quadruple arcade on each face. These openings are highlighted by small columns topped with cubic capitals. In the 19th century, the building was expanded with a nave and a new choir, both oriented perpendicular to the original church. Today, only the remarkable bell tower-porch, reinforced and restored in 1977, and the former choir, converted into a sacristy, remain from the original structure.