Eglise Saint-Romain

Along with St-Loubert and St-Pardon-de-Conques, it is one of the three churches built in the region during the reign of Clement V. Its very high bell tower-wall is flanked by powerful buttresses. The summit, which houses the bells, is protected by a small corbelled building. To the right of the choir is a marble altar. Its chevet is listed as a Historic Monument. In the past, the church of Saint-Romain was the only church in the commune. Today, it is the church of the Mazérac district.