Saint-Sauveur

The Church of Saint-Sauveur

It dates from the 13th century and originally depended on a priory founded by Benedictines protected by the lords of Talmay "the Pontailler".

The chapel to the right of the choir, called the Pontailler chapel, is decorated with the coat of arms of the lordly family: their golden lion can be seen on the 15th century woodwork, on the paving stones and the stained glass window.

The chapel dedicated to Saint Ursula, with a polychrome stone statue of the saint, was initially reserved for the inhabitants of the village.