Église Saint Félix de Laissac
Built in stone of the Causse, from 1878 to 1880, on the site of the old church. The bell tower, visible from afar, was only built in 1890.
Neo-Gothic church.
In the left apse, the baptismal font, made of the remains of an old public fountain (Griffoul), which was once on the church square.
A large painting was made in 1980 (Centenary of the Church), on the left wall of the transept by Paul Baillaud (Laissagais artist).
Hanging on the rostrum, a painting by Amand Bury (painter from Lille) which is a copy of "the apparition of the Immaculate Conception with 6 characters" by Murillo (the original is exhibited in the Louvre in Paris). Commissioned by the State in 1888.
You can also see the Cross of Boucays, at the top of the Puy-Redon, south of the village. It was planted in 1920 and recently restored. A small hike allows you to get closer (brochure available at the Tourist Office).