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Preceded on the north by a half-filled moat, the castle buildings occupy the north and east sides of a platform bounded on the west by a surrounding wall, a vestige of the old ramparts. The assaults of the "écorcheurs", the demolition ordered by Louis XI in 1478, and the fire in January 1576 set by the Huguenot army of Casimir Duc des Deux Ponts left the most important part of the ancient fortress standing.
The main entrance opens onto a square courtyard, comprising a carriage gate and a...
The main entrance opens onto a square courtyard, comprising a carriage gate and a...
Services
Car park
Animals accepted
- Activities
- Specific theme activities
- Temporary exhibitions
- Equipment
- Private parking
Cheques and postal orders
Cash
Groups (Max capacity)
- 40 Person(s)
- 40 Maximum number of people