This 12C, yellow sandstone church in the form of a Latin cross has an octagonal bell-tower above the transept crossing. This dates from the 14C. Lombard bands, linked with arcatures running along the upper parts of the nave and aisles, decorate the façade and walls. On the gable of the west façade are lions devouring human beings. The symbols of the evangelists are depicted at the four corners of the apse window.