Church of Saint James the Apostle

Church of Saint James the Apostle

Rebuilt church with a wide nave, pentagonal chancel and historic carved stone; renovated cloister and tower.
Destroyed during the War of the Convention, the church was rebuilt between 1799 and 1802, with the cloister and tower undergoing renovation in 1859. The exhibition centre preserves a carved stone from the original structure. The building features a wide nave with three sections and a pentagonal chancel.