Église Saint-Crépin ou Saint-Crépinien

Cultural Heritage Partly Romanesque (choir, apse, lower half of tower), this church was modified in the 16th and 17th centuries. It retains 5 fine altarpieces by Angeniau, Martinet, Caris and Langlois. The high altarpiece features columns and a frieze surmounted by three pediments decorated with scrolls and garlands. The high altar also features a double granite baptismal font sculpted with flamboyant ornamentation, as well as a carved wooden pulpit of remarkable workmanship from the late 16th century, believed to be the oldest in the department.