Château de Lavison

Built in the XIIIth century by Edouard III who offered him to one of his(her) knights, the Lord of Lavison, by way of thanks for services provided, the name means " the view ". It is about a military building which served during the Hundred Years' Wars. Afterward, it became a hunting party of prince Noir (Edouard de Woodstock) and of his successors. Modifications were brought to it in the XVth and XVIth centuries with the opening of a wide bay and the construction of a stairwell rested in the lodging house. This one kept beams painted as well as fireplace in stucco of the XVIth century. The domain possesses 60 hectares of vineyards.