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This is the oldest church in south-west France and was built on the site of a Gallo-Roman necropolis. It has a number of valuable relics of the past, notably the crypt where sarcophagi have been found.

Recently restored and classified as a historic monument in 1977, the church contains a 400-seat auditorium where musical events and dance performances are held. The former church, so long closed to the public, is well worth a lingering visit.