Apart from the museum's well-displayed Prehistory and Roman sections, visitors can see notably traditional costumes and, above all, excellent Romanesque and Gothic works of religious art from the province's richest churches. Note various portraits by..

The 13C St Martin'sTower took on its present appearance, crowned by a heavy onion-shaped dome, in the late 16C. The chapel houses a Flamboyant-style ciborium and an important series of rather well-preserved 14C wall paintings. Attic windows offer p..

The Church of St Gallus stands proudly facing the fortified town. It is fronted by a 15C sandstone porch-belfry, topped by a Baroque scalloped gable, and has an 18C single surbased nave. The finely-worked marquetry of the walnut stalls, executed fo..