Housed in a medieval castle (13th-century keep tower) at the entrance to the Seyon Gorge, the museum's collections evoke the rural and craft heritage of yesteryear. They include objects from the castle's excavations, weapons, furniture from the 16th to 19th centuries, stoves and household utensils, finery and clothing, as well as indians and bobbin lace. Visitors can also admire topographical and historical engravings. You can also visit the parapet walk and the ramparts. Highlights include the knights' room, the early 16th-century kitchen, the Guillemette de Vergy room and the Valangin dungeons.


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