Chapelle Saint-Clair

The small Saint-Clair chapel was built in 1730 and restored in 1758 and 1887.
It's made of granite, has a flat chevet and its wall-belfry houses a single bell.
Nearby is an oratory and, a little further north-east, a spring said to have the power to cure eye diseases. Pilgrimage to the fountain on June 2.
The granite oratory dates back to Gallo-Roman times, when crossroads were places devoted to the worship of divinities. They were later Christianized. These oratories bear witness to the layout of ancient roads and Roman lanes.