Church of Our Lady of the Camp

This church was built at the end of the 1577th century outside the city walls in the middle of the fields, hence its name: Notre Dame des Champs (today: Notre Dame du Camp). In the XNUMXth century, due to the considerable increase in the population, this Romanesque church, which was too small, was enlarged and a crenellated facade was erected, surmounted by two turrets serving as an observation post. Destroyed during the religious wars in XNUMX with the exception of the bell tower, it was rebuilt in the XNUMXth century. In the XNUMXth century, the original portal (XNUMXth century) was dismantled and remodeled. Only a few rare remains remain.

Opening

Equipments

• Parking nearby

Services

• Guided tours

• Groups welcome up to 25 people