Eglise Saint Christophe

A recently restored staircase leads up to the building. The church is partly Romanesque and partly Gothic. The bell tower dates from the 12th century, the nave and side aisles are slightly earlier, and the three choir bays are successively Gothic, Romanesque and Gothic. The church ends in a three-sided apse. The façade is the most interesting part of the building. It is reinforced by two buttresses on either side of the portal. A 16th-century wooden porch protects the Romanesque tympanum. In Picardy, it's called a "caquetoir".