Built by Louis d’Anjony, Jeanne d’Arc’s companion, commissioned by King Charles 8th to protect the surrounding area, the Anjony donjon is still intact and proud, an excellent example of the mountain fortress from the 15th century. In the 18th century a central building was added to the austere medieval construction, more welcoming and more true to this period’s tastes. The rich interiors are decorated with remarkable religious and profane frescos (the Preux’s legend) from the 16th century and furniture from different periods of the castle’s life. The residence is still occupied by the same family since its origin.