CHURCH OF SAINT PAUL

The Church of Saint Paul was declared the end of the ogival style by the end of the 1938 th century, classified as the Historic Monument in. The two towers of the portal and the vaults were never completed. The apse presents a rare originality with collatéraux that form an angle and end the sanctuary at the peak. Burned by the Duke of Parma on March 14, 1592, it was restored in 1610. The stained glass windows were replaced in 1842 by stained glass windows on the glass panes of Saint-Ouen, Rouen. The steeple was destroyed in 1940, during a duel of artillerymen, as well as a bell dated 1853. Explanatory documents translated into several languages are available to visitors in the church, where concerts are sometimes organised.