Église Saint-Sulpice
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It is also a living witness to the events of the Hundred Years' War, which marked it forever. Heavy damage was caused and it was not until the 15th century that it was finally able to be rebuilt.
On the side of the western entrance, a 13th-century portal has managed to be preserved from that tormented period.
Some defensive modifications were added around the 16th century to fortify it. A refuge was built into the vault and loopholes were built into the buttresses, bays and bell tower.
Its bell, dating from 1646, has been listed as a "Monument Historique" since 1944.
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Loopi uses data: Office de tourisme du Sud Charente