The present-day building of Château de Landreville dates from the mid-16th century; the year 1567 is inscribed on one of its chimneys. The château consists of a rectangular main building with four round towers. A water-filled moat is visible on three sides. The entire Château de Landreville, including its four towers and moats, was classified as a historic monument by decree of 1 August 2006.
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Culture
The Église Notre-Dame in Bayonville is a remarkable church with a tall, slender bell tower featuring four gables and masonry made of rusticated stones dating from the reconstruction period. It houses a statue of the Vierge à l’Enfant.
The Bayonville cemetery chapel is a small Gothic stone chapel. The Bayonville washhouse has a round-arched opening and a tiled gabled roof.
The historic site Abbaye de Belval-Bois-des-Dames, the ancient site Le Chateau, and the historic site Abbaye Notre-Dame de Chéhéry are located in the area around Bayonville. In the wider regional surroundings of Bayonville lies the Chartreuse du Mont-Dieu monastery.
Landscape
The Côte de Châtillon hill is located in the area around Bayonville. The hills Le Paradis, Montécouvée, and Mont Damion lie in the wider regional surroundings.
Hiking
The Sentier du château de Landreville begins in Sivry-les-Buzancy and leads through fields and villages via Bayonville and Imécourt. The trail is signposted with hiking trail marker number 24 and offers views of the surrounding landscape.
One section of the trail turns right into Grande Rue and continues towards the cemetery.
