The church was built before 1234. It is a massive, robust old building, with two buttresses at the chancel. It is dedicated to Saint Martin and Saint Eutrope.
The choir features a loophole, the last vestige of the castle that no longer exists.
At the top of the church stands a magnificent comb bell tower with three chimes.
Inside the building, you can admire an 18th-century altarpiece listed as a historic monument, decorated with a canvas and gilded wooden statues representing Saint Roch, Saint Eutrope and a Virgin and Child at the top.