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Le château en bref
The Château de Vianges, in Côte-d'Or, is a massive 16th-century building on a square plan, surrounded by a double water-filled moat crossed by a stone bridge, with a central four-sided stair tower on the north façade and gunports at basement level. Hugues de Vianges, canon of Autun, is mentioned in 1327; Bernart de Cussigny held the stronghold as its lord in 1474. The estate was raised to a marquisate by Claude Morey in 1730, before Jean-Baptiste Mac-Mahon became its marquis through marriage in 1750. The façades, roofs, interior staircase, the gate of the former enclosure and the dovecote have been listed (inscrits) as Monuments historiques since February 1980.