Strategic city of the Duchy of Lorraine until its incorporation into France in 1766, this village fascinates. Southern gateway of Lorraine to the borders of Franche-Comté and Champagne-Ardenne, the city has known rich hours, from the sixteenth to the eighteenth century. From its Barrois, Lorrain and French heritages, Chatillon-sur-Saône has accumulated a remarkable heritage that is still largely preserved. The "Renaissance" architecture, the mansions, the cellars or the monumental doors are all discoveries at the corner of the streets of a promontory-fortress.

Guided tour of the old village - Discovery of the remains of the old fortification, bourgeois houses and mansions, turret houses, etc.

House Museum of the shepherd and the shoemaker - Discovery of the old crafts of the village, sceneries of rural life, space dedicated to the painter Jan Monchablon, access to the "big tower" (2,5€).

The Stable of the Arts - Art exhibition, photos and contemporary creations.

Le Grenier à Sel - Tea room, snack.

Titanium jewelry workshop - Jules Van der Linden, 8 Rue de l’Assaut, www.bijouxentitane.com, 06.49.74.05.54



To be noted every summer: Evening Out of Time mid-July and Renaissance Festival early August.

Association du musée du Châtillon: museechatillon.vosges@gmail.com
07.81.88.93.08/ 03.29.07.91.78



Photo credit: Patrick HANNELLE