The Church of St Christophe is a village church and contains original wall paintings. It is located inside the cemetery on the hill south of the settlement. It is unknown why the community left this location, although according to local legend a plague outbreak may have been to blame. Up until the Revolution in 1847, when the church down in the village was completed, it was still in use as the Commune church. The bell tower is the tallest part of the site. The nave was once almost four times longer and higher than the remaining portion, reaching as far as the extant arched memorial (located on this site to reflect the original length). The traces of the original roof on the west of the wall tower can still be seen. Yet again, there is no documentation of what transpired to the nave or why it was cut off. The indoor plaster paintings have been lost. More information...
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