Saint-Jean-Baptiste Church was damaged during the fighting on June 16, 1940\. The reconstruction carried out in the 1950s caused the church to lose part of its western nave, closed by a wall of traditional materials. The location of the destroyed nave forms a courtyard inside the cemetery. It is accessed by the old gate in grison, while the entrance of the courtyard to the isolated bell tower is not the tower on the north side. Inside there are three stone statues dating from the 13th century. The building is also a remarkable stained glass window of the sixteenth century registered as Historical Monuments.

Édifice religieux, Monument historique

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