아몬단‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪4‬개의 동굴

we have been coming to Nans-sous-Sainte-Anne for several years. I have never seen the Château Mirabeau with its shutters open. It almost seems as if only the gardener comes by. The building is really impressive and I would love to walk through the château. But it is privately owned and unfortunately not possible. On the Internet, on the homepage of www.chateau-fort-manoir-chateau.eu, I found the following: In the 15th century, the Montrichard, Lords of Nans, vassals of Chalon, abandoned the fortress of the source of the Verneau and built a more comfortable castle in the village of Nans. In the 18th century, this house became the property of a Robe family from Les Monnier. On the eve of the Revolution, the young wife of the old Sieur de Monnier, who lived in Pontarlier, was seduced by Mirabeau, who was imprisoned in the Château de Joux at the time. It is said that the castle of Nans housed their adulterous loves. From then on, it kept the name of this illustrious lover...

view of the castle

Failing to visit, since it is private, the Château de Cléron can be admired from the heights of Cléron, but also from its gardens. This medieval castle has been restored and offers observers a keep, machicolations, loopholes and stunners in excellent condition.

a huge presence several kilometers of wall - that's just the access gate, but there is also a large manor house and several tool sheds down in the valley. A completely different world.

This castle was built in 1320 by Humbert de Cléron, vassal of the Count of Burgundy, to protect the Loue ford on the great salt road of Franche-Comté. Modified and enlarged in the 15th and 18th centuries, the castle still retains its medieval defenses. Open Tuesday to Sunday from 2:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. (from 01/07 to 31/08, garden only, interior cannot be visited). Ticket price - 3 euros.

Chateau very well preserved, inhabited and a part can be visited. Located on the banks of the Loue and magnificent from the D103 road, which goes up from Cléron to Amondans (4 km at 5%).

Magnificent gravelly and shady path along the Loue with the bonus of the Château de Buillon that we can guess

The Tour Saint-Denis is part of the Château de Scey, which was erected on a rocky outcrop separating the Loue valley and the Valbois ravine. The castle is compartmentalized into very distinct sections, including the barnyard, which in its time housed the sommellerie. Place where local wines such as Arbois, Savagnin or Gamay were stored.