Château de Bruyères

The castle was built during the 10th century by the Duke of Lorraine, on a small hill.

According to the local history, the site has been fortified in the 6th century by a son of Clodio, King of the Franks.

The castle had a rectangular shape; in the centre, the keep was protected by two enceintes.

One of the two entrances was fortified by a large tower, named la Cabée.

The chapel, dedicated to Saint Blaise, is the last building still standing, in the east of the plateau.