Eglise Saint Goussaud

The Church of Saint Goussaud features a walled Romanesque portal, a 16th-century chevet, a 12th-century pointed barrel nave, 15th-century ribbed vaults, a 13th-century reliquary and an 18th-century polychrome carved wooden statue of Saint Goussaud, who was venerated as the protector of flocks, with an ox at his feet. Tradition has it that young girls wishing to marry within the year must stick a needle into the animal to have their wish granted.