Church of Saint-Léonard
Modestly sized church, once a place of pilgrimage known throughout France for several centuries, but which was devastated at the time of the Norman invasions. Inside, the church conceals several elements that are worth a visit: a 17th century polychrome terracotta sculpture of the "Dormition of the Virgin", a stained glass window depicting a miracle by Saint Leonard, and particularly well-preserved stained glass windows and wall frescoes.
About this building
Situated in the centre of the village, the Romano-Gothic style church, built in stone, has a barrel vault and an exposed roof structure. Old Romanesque openings are visible on the outside walls.
