Sainte-Croix & Saint-André Church

12th - 17th - 19th century church. Remarkable capitals and modillions, single nave, 2 side chapels added in the 15th century. Listed as a historic monument in 1921.
The Eglise Sainte-Croix (12th century) went through numerous changes with time. There is a single nave, larger than the chevet, and has two side chapels that were added during the 15th century. The apse modillon are very interesting: on the right, a monster is eating a child that an angel is trying to save. There is about 20 metres between the door and the altar. The church stands in the centre of the village. Very easy access. Open. Or collect the keys from the town hall.