Description
The first thing you see is the bell tower, whose ordinary appearance doesn't encourage you to take a closer look. Inside, however, is a very old building, dating back to the Romanesque period. The church was built between the 11th century (Romanesque) and the 16th century (Renaissance). The apse, the oldest part of the church, is undoubtedly one of the most remarkable in the region, particularly because of its roof structure. The high ogee windows and highly decorative arabesques above the entrance door bear witness to the refinement of late medieval architecture.