From his distant past, Jayac kept the remains of a feudal dungeon. The church has preserved in its Romanesque choir, some sculpted capitals and above all a beautiful 15th century Pietà, unfortunately very mutilated.
As far as the small heritage is concerned, we can see two round dry-stone huts on the hillside to the north, an ox shoeing work in the village and a well; and, at the exit of the village, a wash-house which, as a testimony of the Jayacois humour, bears two unexpected inscriptions: Don de l'Évêque and Don du Moine (nicknames of the local owners).
Jayac now has the science school attended by the township's students.
As far as the small heritage is concerned, we can see two round dry-stone huts on the hillside to the north, an ox shoeing work in the village and a well; and, at the exit of the village, a wash-house which, as a testimony of the Jayacois humour, bears two unexpected inscriptions: Don de l'Évêque and Don du Moine (nicknames of the local owners).
Jayac now has the science school attended by the township's students.
