The Notre-dame De L'olive or the Chapel of Our Lady of Olive is flanked by the verdant groves of pine, olive, and cypress trees. Featuring a half wild and half cultivated frame, the church may look modest, but the charm lies in its secluded location and the history it bears. The cemetery, quite in a derelict state is seen by the church with its earthen mounds and Visigoth tombs. The South Wall of the Notre-dame De L'olive is supported by the buttresses while the North Wall is lined with two Romanesque arches. The 14th-century wooden structure of the Virgin and the Child were worshipped here.

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