Priory of Saint-Julien-du-Serre

It was an establishment with a certain economic stability thanks to its agricultural activity, a circumstance that may explain the fine sculptural decoration still preserved. During the sixteenth century, three Gothic chapels were added to the original Romanesque nave. Thanks to the protection of the lords of Aubenas and its isolated location, it was not directly affected by the Wars of Religion. In the seventeenth century new constructions altered the appearance of the church, such as the flying buttresses supporting the apse. Further architectural interventions were carried out in the nineteenth century. The church consists of a single nave, with an apse and later-added chapels. The bell tower dates from the nineteenth century.