Château de Cordiron
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At the entrance to the village of Cordiron, a large defensive tower does not leave visitors without surprises! It dates from 1237 and was built by Étienne, Count of Auxonne, cousin of the Counts of Burgundy. Today, only part of the original buildings remain, notably the once open tower and a main building, linked by a curtain wall and its drawbridge. Several phases of work have enabled the restoration of the stained glass windows and two Gothic fireplaces.
Offers animations :
Non
Types of site :
Castles and Defense Sites
Persons with disabilities :
Non
Pets allowed :
Non
Group reception :
Oui
Bus parking :
Non
Paid visit :
Non
Languages spoken :
French
