L'église Saint-Vincent de Nyons

Destroyed three times over the centuries, the current church dates back to 1614.

It consists of a single nave flanked by ten side chapels. The church is home to many treasures: the mausoleum of the Dauphiné heroine Philis de La Charce, the carved wooden altar from the former monastery of Saint-Cézaire, the statue of the Virgin Mary above the entrance door and the Nativity painting from the Italian school, attributed to Ribera, which has a replica in the Louvre Museum. In 2009 and 2010, the church underwent a complete refurbishment.