The village lies at a strategic point where the valley widens out and was connected with a nearby abbey in the Middle Ages which has now disappeared.
The church has a single surviving nave of the three originally built, with a barrel vault and a semicircular apse. It has a square transept and apse to the south and square chapel to the north.
A simple, undecorated bell tower lies at the southeast corner. Renovations were undertaken in the 16th century, adding two Gothic chapels to the main nave, and a Gothic western facade.
It's worth it to visit !!!
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