©OT Doubs Baumois private mansion of the lords of Neufchâtel
Are you a lover of old buildings or just curious?
Plan a visit to the inner courtyard of the private mansion of the lords of Neuchâtel!
The private mansion of the lords of Neufchâtel is the oldest house in Baume les Dames. It dates from 1424 and is the oldest house in the cityIt belonged to the wealthy lords of Neufchâtel. These lords originated from Neufchâtel Urtière, a small village near Pont de Roide, in the Doubs region.
This elegant Renaissance house is in the Renaissance style. Its facade is very emblematic of this style, with its mullioned windows and brackets. The door is also beautifully crafted.
This house can only be viewed from the outside, from the pretty courtyard. To access it, we recommend using the gate located on the main street.
Until recently, it was a small museum retracing the life of the nobility and peasants of the time.
Access to the inner courtyard of the Lords of Neufchâtel
From the Tourist Office/Place de la République, walk along the main street for 150m and turn left into the passage leading to the access gate. You can continue by crossing the courtyard and taking the passage on the left through a double wooden door to reach the entrance to Place de la République.
I have a question
Is it possible to visit the inside of this house?
Unfortunately, as of May 1, 2026, it is no longer possible to visit the private mansion of the lords of Neufchâtel for security reasons.
Is it possible to enter this courtyard outside of guided tours?
Yes, by following the recommendations and equipping yourself with our tourist guideBaume les Dames and the Doubs Baumois”
I found a clue in the courtyard of the lords of Neufchâtel that seems to belong to a treasure hunt. What should I do with it?
If you find a small cylinder that contains a clue, please put it back in place so that people who wish to do the scavenger hunt can find the clue that leads them to the next point.