Why go
The exterior sets Gothic and Romanesque forms side by side: a pointed western tower portal contrasts with simpler round-arched doorways. Inside, the paintings range from ornament and imitation marble to imaginary animals and later biblical scenes. Those differences let you follow changing decoration without needing to treat the whole interior as one medieval moment.
What to look for
- A gravestone in the church is dated 1200.
- The baptismal font dates from the twelfth century.
- A finely carved crucifix survives from the late fourteenth century.
Useful to know
- Compare the western tower entrance with the round-arched portals before going inside.
- Check current visiting arrangements with the parish to see the wall paintings and medieval furnishings.
Your next visit
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Outdoor visit · 15–30 min
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