The inside of the castle:
Church St Symphorien
the Church is placed under the patronage of St Symphorien, undoubtedly in relation to the Archbishop of Tours Adalard, resulting from a great Carolingian family of the region also established in Autun whose owner is St Symphorien. Little after the Year Thousand it belongs to Geoffrey, which in fact was a gift to the Abbey of Cormery. The church is an interesting monument for the religious art of the XI and XIIth centuries. The oldest parts go up in Xth century, one of the naves of the current building dates from XIth century with restorations of XIIth. In 1518 two spans are added with the church of with dimensions north.
The most interesting part of the monument is the gate (photo above). It includes two lines of statues; the first line has seven characters of which Christ, the second six others (photograph against).