From its lofty position you have
great views of the town and river -- it is worth parking
riverside and hiking up the hill to appreciate this as well
as the chateau itself.
There is mixed opinions as to how interesting the chateau is
on the inside, it certainly has some fine detail on the
exterior and courtyard.
There isn't
a great deal on show in the rooms you get to see but there
are 15th century tapestries and 18th century porcelain as
well as period pieces of furniture.
There is
a free tour in English which makes the visit more intersting...that
you should consider taking.
