Saint-Julien church is a neo-Gothic building with an elongated plan, rebuilt between 1869 and 1877 (date of consecration). The nave now comprises three six-bay vessels. The three eastern bays of the nave were rebuilt with the apse between 1869 and 1871, using materials from the old nave. The front part of the nave was rebuilt at the same time as the bell tower, between 1874 and 1876, with the 1555 portal replaced. The bell tower is crowned by a polygonal stone spire. It is flanked by two small turrets, including the one to the south that leads to the bell tower. The side aisles are extended to the east by secondary chapels that also open onto the choir. The choir consists of two straight bays followed by a three-sided apse: the last straight bay and the apse are both covered by a six-quarter rib vault.
Eglise Saint-julien de Vicq
