EGLISE SAINT-MARTIN
This church, dedicated to Saint Martin, is already mentioned in 1123. Built in large granite stones, the building illustrates the particularities of Romanesque churches. For example, the portal presents vaults carried by Romanesque columns with capitals carved with foliage and human heads. The comb bell tower is composed of two levels with a total of four bays.
This church, dedicated to Saint Martin, is already mentioned in 1123. Built in large granite stones, the building illustrates the particularities of Romanesque churches. For example, the portal presents vaults carried by Romanesque columns with capitals carved with foliage and human heads. The comb bell tower is composed of two levels with a total of four bays
Inside, the nave is barrel vaulted and divided into two bays. The choir, on the other hand, has a three-sided apse with ribbed vaults, as do the old chapels.
