The Église Notre Dame was built by Louis II de Bourbon in the late 14C on the site of a Romanesque church, of which the north wall, part of the cloister and an apsidiole remain. There are several works of art, including a late-15C stone Christ, a Pietà, a statue of Notre Dame de Montluçon (17C), a 17C carved and gilded wooden altarpiece depicting the Assumption, and a fine Renaissance stained-glass window.