Description
Like many other churches, Saint-Solve was largely rebuilt in the second half of the 19th century (architect Rogemont). The facade has been preserved, with a beautiful 17th-century wooden statue in a niche, listed as a historic monument.
Inside, during the 19th-century renovation, the old furnishings were preserved: the confessional, dated 1746, the pulpit and the beautiful side altars. The right-hand altar is surmounted by a painting depicting the delivery of the Rosary. These items are listed as historic monuments.