The parish church of Sainte-Marie is the dominant building in the old centre, a sturdy Gothic structure with a Romanesque core and a heavy square belfry. Inside, the nave is unexpectedly tall for a small-town church, with simple ribbed vaulting and a handful of polychrome statues in the side chapels. There is usually a notice in the porch about visiting hours and the next concert.
Around the church the streets are narrow and quiet, with stone houses, painted shutters, and a few cafés on the small square in front. The whole ensemble has the unforced charm of a country market town that has been getting on with its business since the Middle Ages.