Montpollin

The church of Saint-Eutrope was built in the 11^th century, the last bay of the nave and the choir having been rebuilt in the early 12^th century.

Two capitals do not seem to have been altered since the construction of the church. One represents a very thin feminine figure, the other interlaced vegetals.

Mural paintings: In the northern chapel, the coat of arms of the lords of Sancé is relatively well preserved.

The splay of the southern window of the apse is adorned with two interesting leopards.