A feature for visitors to the church is a rare 14th century white marble statue of The Virgin breast-feeding the infant Christ.

The village has an épicerie or grocery store and a boulangerie located in the main square both of which are frequented by many tourists cycling or walking in the area or travelling along the canal in barges and boats.

The Mairie (also in the main square) built between 1889 and 1891 doubles as the small village school and branch post office, and organizes celebrations on Bastille Day every year.

An evening firework display attracts visitors from all the surrounding villages and towns and follows afternoon games events at which prizes are presented.

The Auberge du Centre, located next to the church, is also very popular with tourists, as the proprietors speak several languages and have a range of menus of international and local dishes.