The buildings inside the enclosure replaced the original constructions in the 14th and 15th centuries.
Among the buildings remains the prison with its two vaulted cells lit by a loophole.During these 800 years, the castle has witnessed the great and small history of France. Often besieged, never conquered, he is always proudly standing.Despite everything, the weight of years and torments are there and it remains fragile; we must therefore act quickly to preserve it.Long closed to the public, the owners of the château wish to open this place steeped in history to allow the public to discover its history, its magic and its poetry. In addition, by offering to make the castle available to those who want to organize “events” there, they are clearly showing their intention to give the castle back to life in the heart of the city.