Église Saint-Clément

The church of Saint-Clément is unique in that it is currently the undivided property of four villages that were part of the former parish: Juilly, Pont-et-Massène, Villars-et-Villenotte and Saint-Euphrône. This group has a population of around 850. 13th-century church, remodelled in the 16th century. Beautiful wall paintings listed in the book "Couleurs de temps fragments d'histoires" published in 2002 by Editions de l'Armançon. Consecration cross and polychromed stone sculptures from the 16th century, listed as a Historic Monument, wooden carinated vault, 17th century painting, Baroque altarpiece - 17th century painting (the Last Supper) in its original frame. Nearby, the site of the feudal mound and, in the cemetery, the curious tombstones of 7 priests.