also known as 'Chapelle du Suy'. At the town exit, take the RD 25 road towards Le Muy (10 km). This chapel, with its double pinnacle turret, was built in the 18th century. It houses the shrine of a bishop of Tuscany, who was beheaded by order of the Emperor Cadracien on August 7th, 362. Of note are the ruins of the ancient village named 'Le Suy' and the cemetery. A pilgrimage still takes place to the site every year on August 7th.