Free visit of the church, classified as Historical Monuments in 1962 and witness of three architectural epochs. Its elongated plan is characterized by a nave flanked by two collaterals dating from the nineteenth century, which ends with an apse of the twelfth century, a true masterpiece of Romanesque art, not forgetting the imposing square tower of the fourteenth century that houses the bell tower.
The opportunity to meet Saint-Paul and discover his founding legend of the communal coat of arms.