LINCHAMP CASTLE

Overlooking the meanders of the Semoy of its rocky spur, Linchamps Castle was xiith in the sixteenth century a defensive site ideally located on the border area, protecting the Kingdom of France from Germanic invasions. To witness the greatness of this medieval fortress, today there are only vestiges and legends, like that of the filthy bench. To the north of the building is a curious block of stone, naturally cut as a seat. It is said that the chateau, which would still haunt the place, came to sit there at night. With white drapes, she goes without noise with his roughness, contemplating the horizon and hunting anyone who dares to venture on his land by falling to the foot of his rock of heavy stones.