Eglise fortifiée La Croix Glorieuse

It is a Latin cross-shaped building of considerable dimensions. The nave and chapels have retained their Romanesque style. Inside, 2 13th-century granite tombstones catch the eye. The 1st is a half-relief female recumbent of the de Razès family, probably from Grandmont Abbey. Her head (covered with mortar and a bottomless reel) is resting on a cushion, her hands clasped in a prayer book. A flowing dress with a belted round neckline shows off the slim waistline, while a foot-length cloak conceals it. Her pointed shoes have a shape imported from the East during the Crusades. The 2nd is a casket-shaped tombstone of the Chevalier de Razès.