Ganzeville

Originally located in the lower courtyard of the castle, the Saint-Rémy church has had a turbulent history over the centuries. Built in the 11th century, it was completely ransacked before being rebuilt in the 16th century. Visitors can admire a very beautiful bell tower flanked by buttresses, as well as an octagonal staircase tower. The whole is surmounted by a very beautiful stone spire erected in the 17th century. Around the church, the municipal cemetery has a 16th century cemetery cross in the Flamboyant Gothic style.

Walking through the town, you can also admire from the outside the old manor house, the house of the Templars (currently inhabited), as well as the 18th century paddle mill made of bricks and flint.