Church of Sainte-Croix
Building built in the 13th century by one of the Viscounts of Aubusson to house a fragment of the cross of Christ. In its present state, it is the result of a reconstruction in the 17th century, followed by rebuilding and enlargements in the 18th and 19th centuries.
About this building
The nave is vast, the bays were built in two stages in the 17th century, vaulted with cross vaults or ribbed vaults for the central nave and ribbed vaults for the side aisles. Impressive pillars separate the central part from the side aisles. The whole is of modest height.
