Château de Losse

Originally a medieval fortress, the site was transformed into a Renaissance pleasure castle in 1576 by Jean II de Losse. The architecture blends defensive elements such as a moat, curtain walls, and battlements with elegant 16th-century living quarters. Notable defensive features include structures specifically adapted for the use of firearms, reflecting the period of the Wars of Religion.

The interior contains a collection of Renaissance furniture and period furnishings within its various rooms, offering insight into 16th-century life. A unique architectural detail involves aphorisms inscribed throughout the property by its former owner, Jean II de Losse. The castle is a classified historical monument.

Surrounding the buildings are formal gardens that have received the Jardin Remarquable (Remarkable Garden) designation. The estate is open for public visits, allowing exploration of both the furnished Renaissance Hall and the landscaped grounds.