ST. LÉGER'S CHURCH

This church is, to say the least, motley, bearing the traces of successive periods: ^12th-century Romanesque window, ^14th-century Gothic portal and nave vault arcades (south), Blessed Sacrament chapel, ^16th-century nave and buttresses, ^18th-century tabernacle, ^19th-century paintings.

Although the original church has all but disappeared, these superimposed styles invite curiosity.

Other highlights include the altarpiece with its smooth-stemmed columns and fluted pilasters, and the Saint-Gelais coat of arms surmounting the stained-glass window in the chevet of the Blessed Sacrament chapel.