ST. NICHOLAS CHURCH
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Forty-five years will have been needed to build and build this church. The tower, with its three floors and dome, was built between 1733 and 1746. On September 24, 1758, the laying and blessing of the first stone of the church was laid, built on an ancient became too old. The choir and the north and south retables sought fifteen years of work, from 1763 to 1778. Work of Corlay, scultor of Châtelaudren, the building was finished after his death by his son Heurtault. The interior is richly decorated, inspired by Renaissance. During the Revolution, the building will serve as a barracks and also a fodder store. During the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, the church is restored is beautifully restored.
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