Saint Pancras Church

This church, whose architecture has been modified several times over the centuries, is dedicated to one of the Ice Saints. Located at the highest point of the village, it overlooks the surroundings and is surrounded by a fortified cemetery that enhances its historical character. The oldest part of the building consists of a Romanesque bell tower and a flamboyant Gothic choir, reflecting its medieval past. In the 19th century, the nave, made up of five bays, was rebuilt in a neoclassical style, giving it a brighter and more balanced appearance. Inside, visitors can admire baptismal fonts dating from 1729 as well as a Stiehr organ, installed in 1848, which adds a musical touch to this place rich in history.