This Romanesque church was built towards the end of the 12th century on a rectangular plan: a single nave, vaulted with a broken cradle and extended by a flat chevet. Its Gothic portal dates from the 14th century. In the 15th century, it was enlarged to the south of a Gothic chapel and to the north of a room, itself lengthened in the 17th to become a real aisle. Remarkable furniture: baptismal fonts of the sixteenth, and wooden statues: Saint Anthony hermit, fifteenth, Saint Anne with the Virgin child, gilded polychrome wood, sixteenth, Virgin with the Child, seventeenth, Saint George, patron saint of the church, reproduction of the statue of the seventeenth (volley).