ST. MARTIN'S CHURCH
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Dating from 1009, this building houses La Charité de saint Martin, a polychrome terracotta sculpture from the century.
The first stone of this church was laid in 1009, during the reign of Robert II the Pious. It stands amidst vineyards, on a knoll overlooking the town and the Seine valley. Its slender, eight-sided spire was rebuilt in the 15th century, after the Hundred Years' War. The building houses La Charité de saint Martin, a polychrome terracotta sculpture dating from the 16th c., and Le Christ aux liens, a polychrome wooden statue dating from the late 16th c. Inscribed on the Supplementary Inventory of Historic Monuments in 1933.
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