Église Saint-Barthélémy

This nineteenth-century building is unusual in that it has two bell towers, each 52 metres high. There are only seven other churches of this type in France.

According to legend, the builders intended to construct a single bell tower. However, this would have been taller than that of Saint-Bénigne cathedral in Dijon, so the bishop refused the project. The builders decided to cut the bell tower to make two.