Bar-sur-seine

In the Grand’Rue, you can see houses in wooden sections, and notably the House of the XVIe, the Chapelle de la Passion, decorated of pillars with Corinthian capitals.
On the front, a maxim: "Virtutis esto, non fortuna comes" (counts on your virtue, not on your luck).

Going down the street de la République, you will admire the House Renaissance (the angle of the street Victor Hugo).

On a base a statue: Saint-Roch and his dog.
On the gable: a cartridge with the date 1580 and lower the motto: "Get better a little with justice than an income without equity" which becomes the motto of the city.

Built from 1505 to 1616, it mixes Renaissance and Classical aspects with a gothic architecture.
It conceals remarkable stained glass windows from the 16th century and sculptures of the Troyes school.
It possesses a classical organ installed in 1793 and restored in 1989.