You access the Church via a gate that is a master piece from the provincial Roman school from the late 12th C. Of the works of art inside, main interests are the sarcophages from the 4 C and the cloister built after 1150, which is famous for its sculptures (capitals with leaf motifs of historiated), some of which are the work of artists who may have worked at Saint Gilles . Each year in December, the cloister hosts the clay figure fair