Église Saint Vincent

In the heart of the walled town of Nay, it has been classified as a historical monument since 1945. It dates back to the early 16th century and reflects the flamboyant Gothic architecture. Remains of the original 12th century church remain. To see: a square tower, 33 metres high. Its floor plan characterises the Languedoc Gothic: a single, very wide nave (3 unequal, barlong bays lined with chapels (northern part)). The choir has a 6-pointed star arch. It houses an organ dating from the 17th century, classified as a Historic Monument.