Ocquier

This village is undoubtedly the most typically Condruzian. The village forms a remarkable architectural ensemble. At the entrance of the village, the Ferme aux Grives (Cint Finies or Ferme aux Moines) draws attention. Rebuilt in the 17th century, it was originally a establishment of the Hospitallers of Jerusalem which served as a stopover for pilgrims of Saint-James of Compostela. Opposite, the restaurant Castel du Val d'Or, mentioned as early as the 11th century as a farm that was rebuilt in 1653. In the 19th century, the building was converted into a postal relay.
The church of Saint-Remacle is a restored Romanesque edifice, built on the site of two older sanctuaries (10th century). It contains, among other things, a large and remarkable statue of its patron saint in polychrome oak (circa 1500).

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