Saint-Urbain Church

Dating from the 12th century, this Romanesque church captivates with its simple and elegant architecture. During its recent restoration, it revealed splendid Baroque paintings that now adorn its walls, adding a touch of grandeur to its interior. The tower, of which only the three lower levels remain, is distinguished by its sculpted faces, witnesses to a mysterious past. The nave and choir, rebuilt in 1728, open onto slender pointed arch windows, allowing soft and soothing light to filter through. Finally, the stained glass windows from 1934, created by the artist F.X. Zetter from Munich, bring a touch of color and spirituality to this historic building.