Construction of the Pavilion accompanied by a tower of staircase in 1560.

South wing with Romane chapel and a round stair tower.

The tower is located in the middle of the 16th Street Mall.

To the right of the tower staircase, the windows are shared by a spider.

In the angle formed by the two wings is a high tower hexagonal staircase.

The imposing stair tower on the corner rises high enough to be visible in the distance.

A half-round work out circular staircase occupies the center of the south facade.

The imposing stair tower on the corner rises high enough to be visible in the distance.

Its façade is embellished with a stair tower known as the “clock tower” topped off by a bell tower housing three bells, one of them dating from 1506.

Its façade is embellished with a stair tower known as the “clock tower” topped off by a bell tower housing three bells, one of them dating from 1506.

Its façade is embellished with a stair tower known as the “clock tower” topped off by a bell tower housing three bells, one of them dating from 1506.

A hexagonal Tower of staircase provides access to the corps de logis West especially reserved for the reception rooms.

The Late Gothic building has three floors and features a stepped tower, a clock and three spiked towers.

It is a late Gothic building with three storeys, a staircase tower, a clock and three spiers.

The neo-gothic style was then strengthened with the addition of the stairway tower and the porch.