Eglise Saint-Martin et Mairie

Constructed from 1847 (architect A. Sirodot, Dijon) on part of the garden of the former presbytery, blessed by the Bishop of Dijon, Mgr. Rivet, on 12November 1849, it replaced the former éa statue of the Trinity (XVth century) has been restored. The organ was installed in 1857 (Roth, from Dijon), completed in 1875, restored in 1990-1991. The clock dates back to 1875 and was restored in 1969-1970. The forecourt was remodeled in 1995.

The forecourt was remodeled in 1995

Presbytery:
É in 1853-1854 (E. Destot architect, Dijon) on the garden of the old presbytery, which, a little back of the new presbytery, éwas oriented perpendicularly  that one.it is now occupied by the parish association, the parish priest being housed a little further down on Aristide Briand street, in a house where, until after the war, nuns worked (primary education, nursing care, church assistance). Against the courtyard wall on the front of the building stands on a stone base a masonic cross donated in 1903 by a certain Étienne Ménelon.

Hall:
Installed since 1936 in the building built in 1843 (architect A. Sirodot) for the école des garçons and libérute; by the transfer of the latter in the new école Paul Bert (Architect: L. Desbois à Dijon), avenue Général de Gaulle. The town hall was previously housed in the Halles, now the Espace Culturel Paul Orssaud. The recent extensions (1992 1993 in particular) were necessitated by the growth of municipal services related to the development of the city (1350 inhabitants in 1936, 5241 in 1990).