The dungeon is the only part of the Duke’s palace that still stands. These days it is called La Mal-coiffée, because of its ill-fitting roof. The 45m-high structure was built at the end of the 14th century.

The cathedral was originally built to serve as a collegiate church. The choir stalls are in flamboyant gothic style, while the nave and the towers of the facade were built in 19th century neo-gothic style. The church is home to the ‘Masters of Moulins’ triptych.

The Jaquemart is a belfry, built between 1451 and 1455. It was damaged by fire in 1655 and 1946, but was repaired both times.