SAINTE-MARTINE CHURCH
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One of the few churches dedicated to Saint Martine, built on a mound between the and centuries in Pont-du-Château.
This is one of the few churches dedicated to Saint Martine, a 3rd-century Roman martyr. It was built between the 12th and 14th centuries, on a hill overlooking the former merchant fleet district. A former priory of the Laveine monastery, the church's west aisle and nave, with its fine capitals, are Romanesque. The hemicyclic chevet is of simple construction. In the 1990s, the polychromy was faithfully restored. A fine wooden pulpit, dating from 1700, has been preserved. The Romanesque part of the church is in arkose, while the bell tower is in Volvic stone.
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