Château de La Palice

On the banks of the Bresbre in beautiful green surroundings, the city of the obvious, a prestigious past, is home to the beautiful castle of stating the obvious.

The story of Jacques II de Chabannes La Palice is known internationally famous thanks to the truth. Death during the siege of Pavia in 1524, the troops of Jacques II de Chabannes pay homage to their Lord and Marshal of France, singing a few verses: "self-evident is dead ... If he was not dead, he would still want "but the" f "has been distorted over time in" s "and the phrase became" it would still be alive "... The first truism was born.

Built between the eleventh and the thirteenth century, the castle became the property of the family of Chabannes in 1430. Jacques II de Chabannes had built an elegant Renaissance wing in red brick in the early sixteenth century.

Inside, the coffered ceiling accented with gold and colors are beautiful.