Le Château Charbonnel et la Tour de Lénoncourt

In 1537, the first castle was built on this site. The Olivier de Lénoncourt tower and gargoyles remain today. In 1657, a second château was built on the site of the first. The griffins on the façade date from this period. Count Charbonnel carried out a major transformation of the castle, giving it its current appearance. In 1928, the château became the property of the town. Today, it is the headquarters of the Communauté de communes.