This 12th century building consisted of a nave and two aisles ending in apses, the beginnings of which remain. The choir and the sanctuary remain, with an order of arcatures and columns. The two apses probably opened onto a transept. The present church is only a part of the original church, which must have been much larger. A multitude of decorations cover the building. The richness of this church is its apse with beautiful sculptures. Usually open during the Heritage Days (mid-September) Church: classified by decree of 19 January 1911