uch as we see it today it has remained unalteredsince the 16th century, save for the wear of time. It was therefore listed as "Historical Monument" in 1928.

  Its sole acess is by the bridge over the moat and through a fortified gatehouse (the largest of its kind in France).

  In the courtyard, the façade of the Hall (1576) is a perfect example of Renaissance architecture. Its characteristic features are beautifully carved in the golden stone of Périgord.

  On the riverside the grandiose terrace built on the cliff offers a view of great beauty down the Vézère valley.