Fallais Castle

The château comprises an entrance châtelet with two peppered turrets, a Burgundy quarter and tower rebuilt in 1881 after being destroyed by French armies in 1675, and a grand logis and Saint-Jean tower probably from the 16th ^{century but modified by van Assche. The logis seigneurial occupies the presumed site of the original keep, built in the 11the century and later incorporated into the residential wing.
A curtain wall links the south wing to the Grignard tower, located at the northeast corner and rebuilt in 1757 as a dovecote after being bombed in 1675. In the bailey are an old barn and stables, which once formed an outdoor esplanade surrounded by a moat.}

The château grounds are open to the public from 10am to 5pm, for a fee of 2 euros per person (aged 6 and over). Visitors are asked to supervise their children because of the moat, to keep their dogs on a leash and to respect the cleanliness and tranquility of the grounds.