Eglise Saint-Sauveur de Sanguinet

The Saint-Sauveur de Sanguinet church was built in the mid-nineteenth century where an ancient Roman church once lay. It houses many statues and paintings, as well as a monument to the dead. Built between 1853 and 1856, the church was constructed in a neo-Roman style. There is a bell and courtyard building with three naves. The central nave ends with a choir with two short, straight bays and three-sided apses strengthened by buttresses.