The Hotel Goüin, a 15^th-century town mansion, accommodated silk merchants and traders. The façade is a masterpiece of the Italian Renaissance. Today the Hotel houses the museum of the Archaeological Society.

Not to be missed:
The Hotel Goüin presents the local history, from prehistory up to the Age of Enlightenment. It also  presents a collection of early objects dedicated to the study of physics from Chenonceau, as they were used by Jean-Jacques Rousseau.