Initially used as a parish church during the feudal age, the building you’ll see today has also served as a military hospital and then even as a hay barn. In 1822 it was finally reopened as a place of worship. The highlights of the church are:

• Beautiful Renaissance stained-glass windows.
• The bell tower that looks like a castle tower.
• The wooden roof covered with 20th-century drawings.
• The triforium paintings and the pulpit.
• Various religious paintings and sculpture.
• The 17th century apse and windows.
• The gallery Organ.

It won’t take you long to cover this church but stepping inside is certainly worth it.

• Entry is free.

• Get to there on foot.

• Le Jungle Cafe
• Le Saint Hilaire
• Au P'tit Morard

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