The church of Saint-Rémi in Logny-Les-Aubenton is one of the smaller churches among the fortified churches in the region. A first church was already built in the 13th century. From that time, the church has preserved its medieval chancel in limestone, decorated on the outside with a pretty cornice with corbels.

The nave and the tower, which stands to the right of the entrance portal, were then built in brick from 1688, at a time when the great wave of fortifications in the Thiérache was already coming to an end.

Traces of embrasures can still be seen on the nave, although most of them have now been bricked up. However, they testify to the fortified character of the building.

Finally, in the 18th and 19th centuries, some minor alterations were made.

Inside, Saint-Rémi has a rare and beautiful coffered ceiling. But unfortunately the church has very limited opening hours, so we were unable to see it: it is only open at weekends in July and August.