Eglise Nativité de Notre-Dame

We are struck by the polychromy of the materials that compose it and the massive character of its buttresses. During work in 1970, Gallo-Roman remains were collected:
> a sarcophagus, carved from a block of granite, was placed upright under the large stained-glass window.
A labrum, used for ablutions at the entrance of Roman temples, was placed near the entrance. After serving as a baptismal font, it is possible that it was later used as a drinking trough…

The interior, Romanesque at its core with Gothic additions in the 15th century, is very sober, which contrasts with the magnificent Louis XIII altarpiece.