Eglise Saint-Loup-de-Saintonge

Dedicated to Saint-Loup (or Saint-Leu), our church dates back to the 14th century, with older Romanesque elements. It has undergone several alterations over the centuries. Its western facade is curious, combining Gothic mouldings and Romanesque modillions. The wall tower, supported by two huge corner buttresses, ends in a double gable with two bays and twin bells. Above the portal is a cornice with 13 typically Romanesque modillions, no doubt the remains of an earlier construction, perhaps from the 12th century. The interior of the church is also worth a visit.