This attractive church was built from the 13C (chevet, north transept) to 16C (bell-tower). The interior escaped the 16C iconoclasts and is a real museum of religious art, with a variety of fine altarpieces, triptychs, statues, gold and silverwork...

The charming Renaissance Town Hall, housing the tourist office, was built under Emperor Charles V in 1530. The front has a finely worked perron topped by a crow-stepped gable and is dotted with tall basket-handle windows. Note the 14C Drapers' Hall ..