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Place de l’hôtel de ville (Town-hall square)
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The town-hall is probably the oldest house of Noyers. Its foundations are from the twelfth century. Burnt down, it was rebuilt a first time at the end of the fifteenth century in a renaissance style. (see the back façade in the court-yard where jails were). The town-hall was burnt down a second time. The existing façade was built in 1765. |
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On the same square, the "maison jaune" (yellow house) with wooden beams and carved corbels. It was built during the fifteenth century and restored in 1996. Now it is the schematism house. |
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