Église Saint-Rémi

The hemicycle apse remains from the Romanesque church.
To see outside: the cord of billets (decorative motif) very characteristic, preserved by fragment at its chevet, attests to its Romanesque origins; the square bell tower dating back to 1480 but much altered and restored in modern times; "Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité", these inscriptions on the church arouse curiosity.
To see inside: Our Lady of Pity; the initial chapel; the modern altar; the gilded wooden tabernacle (end of 17th century) set in a restored Flemish altarpiece (17th century).

Free access.