Eglise Saint-Etienne

The Church of Saint Etienne, built in the 11th century, reflects the evolution of architecture through time. Romanesque (nave), Gothic (transept and choir), Baroque (altarpiece) or neo-Gothic are all present The baroque altarpiece, rare in the region, adorns the choir, with a painting representing Pentecost in its centre. Important 18th century furniture adorns the nave, including an imposing work bench facing the pulpit The guard house of the old castle is next to the church. The gothic frame (visible during the heritage days) was restored in 2014-2015.

The Church of Saint Etienne, built in the 11th century, reflects the evolution of architecture through time. Romanesque (nave), Gothic (transept and choir), Baroque (altarpiece) or neo-Gothic are all present The baroque altarpiece, rare in the region, adorns the choir, with a painting representing Pentecost in its centre. Important 18th century furniture adorns the nave, including an imposing work bench facing the pulpit The guard house of the old castle is next to the church. The gothic frame (visible during the heritage days) was restored in 2014-2015.

Spoken languages ​​:French, English, Spanish
Languages ​​documentation:French, English
Visiting languages:French
Information panel :French

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