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The building retains an impressive appearance, with its 4 corner turrets, its sturdy square forms and its thick walls.
On a territory affected by the torments of the Second World War, remains the keep of Chambois. This remains of a defensive castle is one of the best preserved 12th century Anglo-Norman dungeons in France. Its original Romanesque architecture has been modified over time, notably with the addition of battlements and machicolations in the 15th century. The building retains an impressive appearance, with its 4 corner towers, robust square shapes and thick walls. Classified as a Historic Monument
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