Eglise Saint-Martin - Arrest

Church has a flint façade, above which stands a large and rather amusing bell tower: short, square and covered in slates, giving it a shimmering blue colour.
The massive door, right in the centre below a canopy, is certainly one of the earliest parts of this neo-Gothic church dating from the 12th and 13th centuries. There are some interesting elements, especially the high altar with its two larger-than-life size, Baroque statues (listed in 1912) and the Christ of Pity, carved from a single 90cm piece, in the late 16th century (listed in 1913).