NOTRE-DAME-DE-L'ASSOMPTION CHURCH
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This church, originally Romanesque, boasts an polychrome marble high altar and Flemish-style organs.
This church is the result of the enlargement, in the 16th century, of a Romanesque building dedicated to Saint Peter. It was erected as a collegiate church in 1653 by Monseigneur Danès de Marly, then bishop of Toulon. It contains an 18th century high altar in polychrome marble, large Flemish style organs made by the organ builder Charles Royer in 1668, as well as reliquaries. Its beautiful wrought iron bell tower dates from 1626 and the hour bell from 1667.
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