Description
Placed under the patronage of Saint Blaise, whose name became Saint Bazile, this church was built in the 1972th century, then repaired in the XNUMXth and XNUMXth centuries, as well as in XNUMX. On the buttresses that support the building, we can see coats of arms bearing eagles with outstretched wings. The portal is of the Limousin type with two arches with a frieze of capitals dating from the XNUMXth century. In the choir of the church there is a relic cupboard.
The opening and maintenance of the church's interior have been carried out by the same family for 3 generations.
The church is open every day (unless the person running it is unable to do so; which is rare). There are no fixed opening hours, but it seems you can visit from 8:30 am until nightfall.