ST. CESARE'S CHURCH
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This church built between 1714 and 1722, is dedicated to Saint Césaire, patron saint of the village
Built between 1714 and 1722, it is dedicated to Saint Césaire, patron saint of the village. It has a single nave with four bays followed by a semi-circular apse vaulted in a cul-de-four. The choir is raised by three steps. The church is illuminated by four windows on the southwest side and by an oculus in the front wall. The front door is topped by a niche containing a statue of the holy dedicatee. The signature of the Rosary altarpiece is not authenticated but it could belong to the school of Nice. The altar-piece is made of gilded wood and dates back to 1741, while the original statuettes that occupied the niches were stolen in 1983 and replaced by recently made saints. The altar part, originally made of wood, was accidentally burned at the beginning of the 19th century and replaced by white marble.
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