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Fortifications de la Petite-Pierre
Le château de La Petite-Pierre, également appelé château de Lützelstein (Burg Lützelstein en allemand), est situé sur l'extrémité d'une crête, séparé de la vieille ville par un fossé artificiel, dateraient du début du xiiie siècle. Le donjon pentagonal a été détruit au xixe siècle Le logis a été très remanié mais dans sa cave la citerne à filtration daterait du xive siècle et sur sa façade sud des fenêtres romanes. Le puits à décor Renaissance, la porte d'entrée à pilastres et la tourelle d'escalier dateraient du xvie siècle.
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