Ur

The church of Saint-Martin is the most beautiful tourist site of Ur. Classified as Historic Monuments, it was built in the 11th century, before being largely modified in the eighteenth century at the bell tower and nave. One can thus admire a chevet of style first Romanesque art in rubble, as well as a central apse decorated with lombard bands. Dedicated to Saint Martin, the altarpiece is not without interest. Its oldest part is the work of Antoine Peytavi of Toulouse, a 16th century artist. One can see in particular a very beautiful Gothic statue of the saint. The church also has some listed objects, such as a statue of St. Martin of the 14th century, or a statue of the Madonna and Child post-Romanesque of the same era. Always used for baptisms, the baptismal vat of the church of Saint-Martin is a block of granite with carved patterns all over the flank. The latter recall oceanic or Celtic art with their "barbaric" drawings and their combinations of spirals.

In the cemetery, a very beautiful wrought iron cross was also classified to the Historic Monuments.

Walking through the village, you will be able to appreciate Le Castell, a manor with watch tower that was formerly the property of the De Codol family.

Every January 20, the patronal festival takes place in the village.

The communal feast is held every year around 15 May.

Each end of October, the equestrian center of Ur hosts the international fair of the horse, including the organization of a horse show.