The church of Saint-Martin was rebuilt in 1738 (traces of older buildings from the previous building remain in the choir). In 1845, the building was enlarged; the 1738 choir was preserved. The bell tower was destroyed around 1865 by lightning. The church tower is decorated with three clock faces made by Bodet in 1910 and houses three exterior bells from 1930.

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