Description
The village was once a dependency of the priory of Port-Dieu, then attached to the bishopric of Tulle. The granite Romanesque church opens with a poly-lobed portal sheltered by a deep porch covered by a barrel vault. It comprises a single nave, a choir ending in a semi-circular apse with a cul-de-four vault. To the south, a chapel opens into the third bay of the nave. It communicates with a second chapel opening onto the choir. The capitals of the apse are also sculpted (palmettes, interlaced stars).