Saint Margaret Church

This church, rebuilt during the 19th century as indicated by the date visible above the entrance of the tower, stands on the foundations of an older place of worship.

Indeed, a 12th-century building preceded the current one, of which only the first three levels of the bell tower-choir remain, typical of Romanesque architecture.

Inside this remnant, a bas-relief depicts a figure wearing a pointed hat, smoothing his beard while holding a staff.

Additionally, a trace of the roof of the former nave is still visible in the attic of the current church, bearing witness to this two-thousand-year history.