4.5Chateau de Castelnaud(2.767 reviews) - EXCELLENT IN MANY WAYS Spent 1-2 hours Historic Sites • Castles
While medieval weaponry is the heart and soul of the chateau, it explores medieval life in several ways. The siege weapons impress for their size. Rooms of weapons display armour, spears, spikes, chain mail, etc. You can wander through several rooms, including the kitchen. A blacksmith is present to demonstrate his trade. All films are in French with English subtitles or the reverse.There was a good recreation of one siege. A medieval garden is laid out. The cost for an adult ticket was 11.9 euros. You will likely spend an hour to 1.5 hours here.See more..
4.5Chateau de Beynac(2.560 reviews) - Richard the Lion Hearted was really here Monday: 10:00 AM - 6:30 PM Spent < 1 hour Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Castles
Beynac, the most authentic Feudal Fortress of the Perigord. Visitor, welcome to the Feudal Fortress of Beynac. Here, between sky ans earth, time has stopped. Perched high on a cliff at breath-taking heights, the Castle of Beynac acts as a stone sentinel, which for nine centuries, has watched over the Dordogne. Château de Beynac is the most authentic Castle of the Périgord and one of the highlights of the Dordogne. Visiting Château de Beynac is an absolutlely unique and unforgetable experience, a never ending journey of discovery. Open all year, every day. From april until october, guided visit (in French) included in the ticket price. Departures every 30 minutes from 10 AM to 12 AM and from 2 PM to 6:30 PM Last departure 6:30 PM. Enjoy your visit at Beynac, the most emblematic Fortress of the Perigord!See more..
4.5Château des Milandes(1.829 reviews) - If you only have time for one chateau, make it Milandes! Monday: 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM Spent More than 3 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Castles
Built in 1489, the stunning Chateau des Milandes in the heart of the Black Perigord on the south bank of the Dordogne became home to the black American singer and dancer Josephine Baker in 1947. Baker had become the toast of the Parisian cabaret scene in the ‘20s, being one of the most famous and highly paid entertainers of her day. A French citizen by marriage, during World War II, her status as an international star also enabled her to work covertly for the French Resistance, for which she received the Croix de Guerre. The castle is dedicated to Josephine Baker. In the grounds, bird of prey display with eagle owl and eagle; the garden is a lovely place. Brasserie is open april to first november.See more..
4.0Château de Pau(1.331 reviews) - Gorgeous Château in the middle of Pau! Monday: 9:30 AM - 11:45 AM, 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums • Castles
At the origin of the city, the Castle of Pau offers its visitors a journey of over a thousand years through local and national history. Many well-known historical figures are associated with this place. In the fourteenth century, as part of his "great Pyrenean plan" Gaston Febus made the Castle of Pau into an outstanding medieval fortress by building the iconic brick keep. During the Renaissance, Henry IV, "the only king remembered well by his people", was born at the Castle on 13th December 1553, where he was rocked in the famous turtle shell cradle. He lived a Bearnaise childhood, far from the pomp of the court, to then become one of the most popular kings in the history of France. The current appearance of the Castle is largely due to the great restoration work undertaken in the nineteenth century by Louis-Philippe, anxious to legitimise his political standing by linking it with that of the first of the Bourbons, Henry IV.See more..
4.5The Maison Forte de Reignac(1.204 reviews) - Great Historical visit Monday: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM Historic Sites • Castles
This is an incredible place to visit- it’s a chateaux built into a cliff face but has loads of history too. Displays on prehistoric man, hunting and human evolution- there are guides in English and plenty of information about most of the items in the rooms. They have the fireplaces going so it really feels like a living place. Free parking outside and a snack place on site ( which we didn’t use). This is well worth a visit - would suit young children too.See more..
4.5Chateau de Commarque(1.140 reviews) - Highly recommended- a wonderful place to visit Monday: 11:00 AM - 6:30 PM Spent 1-2 hours Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Castles
Once upon a time in a legendary valley, there was a grandiose millefeuille of stones where dungeons and a fortified castle, troglodytes and a prehistoric cave are superimposed on a rocky outcrop in a breathtakingly preserved landscape. You will discover the millennial history and the magic of this unique site in Périgord through a real journey through time. Included in the entrance ticket: Guided tour, audio-guide by Guillaume Galienne, captivating exhibitions and 3D projections, nature trail, games of yesteryear and themed workshops, large medieval treasure hunt. Special events: Easter at Commarque (April 17/18), Châteaux en Fête (April 16-May 1), Historical escape game*, Murder at night*, Rappelling descent from the dungeon*, Heritage Days (September 17/18) , Halloween at the castle*. (*on reservation)See more..
Propriété de l'académie de sciences, Abbadia, le Château Observatoire, surplombe la corniche basque et domine la baie d'Hendaye. Ses façades néogothiques et son intérieur richement décoré en font un lieu incomparable au Pays Basque.See more..
4.0Château de Monbazillac(868 reviews) - Worth a look - but tasting comes at a price Monday: Spent 2-3 hours Historic Sites • Wineries & Vineyards • Castles
Built in 1550, the Château de Monbazillac is waiting for your visit in a calm and peaceful environment. Classified as a Historic Monument, the castle has a unique and original architecture which distinguishes it from its neighbours. In 2022, a new tour is set up with a new museum space dedicated to Monbazillac wines. This immersion in the heart of the world's largest sweet wine vineyard will allow you to discover the secrets and specificities of this golden nectar, through its history, its terroir and its ancestral know-how. The self-guided entertaining visit of the château will plunge you into the heart of key periods of local history, revealing the links between Protestantism and the wine trade and retracing the daily life of a family at the château during the French Revolution. And, as usual, each visit includes a tasting of wines from the Monbazillac Wine Cooperative, which is the owner of the château since 1960.See more..
4.5Château de Bridoire(827 reviews) - A fun afternoon out for all ages! Monday: 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM Spent 2-3 hours Castles
A visit here is well worth it if you are in the area! We were staying just up the road so couldn't leave without a trip there! I honestly wasn't sure how it would go with teenagers but they honestly really enjoyed it! The highlight for us was the Labyrinth! It was great fun trying to work out all the clues & complete it. The medieval games in the Chateau grounds were also good fun! It was nice to spend some time doing something a little different! We also had a wander around the chateau. We spent around 3.5/4 hours here & if we hadn't of been so tired from the labyrinth we would have spent longer!See more..
4.0Château de Hautefort(795 reviews) - Château visit Spent 1-2 hours Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Castles
Located on the site of a former roman camp, the medieval fortress was transformed into an imposing stately home during the 17th century, as the defences were progressively replaced by classical architecture. The Chateau and the Hospice, locatedin the village and built by the Marquis de Hautefort at the same time as the transformation of the Chateau, reflect the rank and power of the Marquis.The interior contains a remarkable collection of 17th and 18th century furniture.In the 19th century, the renowned landscape architect, the count de Choulot, created the French formal gardens and the English-style park wich offer a variety of countryside and villageviews. The formal gardens, delimited by box hedges elegantly surrounding the Chateau, complement the architecture and enhance the pleasure of the visit.In summer, go off to explore the castle, at nightfall, in the company of marquess Jacques François’s sister in the 17th century. An unusual visit for all the family...See more..
The powerful Berenger de Roquefeuil (1448-1530), descended from the aristocracy of Quercy and Rouergue, devoted several years of his life to making of Bonaguil the fortress of legend that it is today. It equips the castle with an enormous barbican, with six towers, one of which is among the most beautiful in the country, with seven drawbridges, a baffle, a casemate, gunboats and a pierced sparrow tower Of loopholes for a more incisive defense of the ditches. In spite of a paradoxical situation between Quercy and Perigord, far from the main thoroughfares, magnificent architecture, gigantic proportions (the quarter in plan of the city of Carcassonne) and a state of conservation so remarkable led VIOLLET-LE-DUC, Lawrence d'ARABIE or André BRETON to quote Bonaguil as an example! The commune of Fumel bought Bonaguil in 1860 and classified it under the title of Historic Monuments in 1862.See more..
4.5Château Pape Clément(569 reviews) - A great experience for our 1st time vineyard tour Monday: 10:00 AM - 4:30 PM Spent 1-2 hours Wineries & Vineyards • Castles
This haven of peacefulness, located on the outskirts of Bordeaux, has witnessed its 60 hectares of vines surrounding the château built in the neo-Gothic style. You have to visit this seven-century-old Graves great growth to understand the reasons for its excellence. Combining traditional methods and latest technologies, we take the greatest care of our vineyard. Discover this jewel of Graves region, in order to solve the secrets of an exceptional estate, Château Pape Clément : from our horses and oxen's role in protecting the soil, to the use of music against vines' diseases, including our drone and our terracotta vats... Interested enthusiasts, knowledgeable connoisseurs, experienced tasters and demanding collectors - Bernard Magrez invites all of you to experience this extraordinary visit tailored-made to each person's interests, in a sumptuous place overflowing with history. Château Pape Clément welcomes you 7 days a week, by appointment.See more..
4.5Chateau Fort de Saint Jean d'Angle(471 reviews) - Great morning out Temporarily closed - Closed until further notice Spent More than 3 hours Amusement & Theme Parks • Castles
Faites une visite comme nulle part ailleurs ! Tous costumés et munis d’un jeu d’énigmes pour les enfants et d’un quiz pour les adultes lancez vous à l’assaut de notre véritable château fort meublé, classé monument historique et de son parc de loisirs : Démonstration de tir au Trébuchet, Motte castrale (fort de l’an mil) Jardin médiéval, Roseraie, Animaux de la basse cour, plus de 40 jeux anciens d’adresse et d’équilibre, Sentier pieds nus. Sans oublier un labyrinthe de maïs (de mi juillet à mi septembre), un stand d'archerie pour enfants, un parcours d'orientation et un point restauration (juillet-août). Nouveautés 2022 (incluses dans le tarif d’entrée) : un nouveau parcours musical. Pendant plus de 3h vous partagerez en famille des moments inoubliables !See more..
4.5Château Royal de Cognac(456 reviews) - Excellent tour Monday: 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM, 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Castles
The Château of Cognac overlooking the Charente river was initially a 10th-century fortress designed to stop Norman invasions, and then in the 15th century became a stately home which was the birthplace of one of France’s most illustrious kings, Francis I. Baron Otard, who had founded its Cognac House in 1795, quickly understands that the thick walls provide exceptional aging conditions for his eaux-de-vie. He purchases the Château, saving it from total destruction The Château of Cognac, which became a historic monument, is now a witness to French history and a Cognac House. We are offering a variety of tours combining two aspects of history: the history of France and the history of Baron Otard cognac up to the present day. Welcome to the Château of Cognac!See more..
4.5Château de Duras(411 reviews) - Excellent tour Monday: 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Castles • History Museums
Through the different periods : middle age, french Renaissance and french Revolution, Duras fortress has been the testimony of lots of upheavals. The Durfort-Duras, by then dukes of France transformed the castle into a magnificent mansion at the XVII° century. Go through the history and ancient architecture visiting the 30 rooms of this castle, now classified an historical monument.See more..
My wife and I visited the Chateau and Town as part of a recent trip to buy a new home locally, a former 1628 Presbytery. It is a lovely place here, so peaceful sitting above the lovely Tardoire river which flows through the edge of town. Lots of restaurants to enjoy views of the Chateau or the river. We are looking forward to enjoying the delights of this place for years to come. Well recommended.....See more..
4.0Château de Turenne(285 reviews) - Must visit castle with breathtaking views Monday: 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Castles
Whenever you are in the area; this castle is a must visit. The view of the castle in the distance is already breathtaking. You need to park downhill and after that walk a, steep, road upwards. After about 30 minutes of walking you will be able to enter the castle with an incredible view of the surrounding area.See more..
4.0Le musée du Donjon de Niort(284 reviews) - WOW!! Monday: Spent 1-2 hours Architectural Buildings • Castles
An emblematic part of Niort's history, the keep is the last remaining construction of importance from the original wall surrounding Niort which was alomost 2700 metres long. Classified as Monument Historique since 1840, the keep is labellised Musée de France. The museum's permanent exhibitions include archeological et ethnographic collections, as well as an exhibition about the monument's history traced through a modern layout enriched with a scenography.See more..
5.0Le Chateau des Énigmes(278 reviews) - Quiet on a school day Temporarily closed - Closed until Apr 8, 2023 Spent More than 3 hours Amusement & Theme Parks • Castles
For some reason our kids' school closed for summer a few days before other schools so we almost had the place to ourselves. When we parked two big coaches were arriving at the same time. If you have kids that have the slightest bit of intrigue and enjoy treasure hunts then they surely love it here. it was a very enjoyable way to spend a morning. Although the only problem is that we will have to wait a few years to go back so the kids can have time to forget the answers to all of the clues!See more..
We are an English couple with a nearby holiday property, and this was our second visit to the Chateau. We learnt much more on our second visit, particularly with regards to other historic buildings close by - especially the links to Pierre D’Aubusson. These links were fully explained by the narrative of the excellent presentation given by the Owner. We were fascinated by the exclusive collection of 16 -17-18 century tapestries on display and other unique items. Overall it was a fantastic guided tour. Afterwards we were able to savour the very picturesque setting of the grounds surrounding the Chateau. The information Centre (“Acceuil”) has a vibrant display of post cards, posters and other interesting items for purchase if you wish. We are definitely going to return to see the completion of the retuned restored tapestry when it’s available. Thanks very much and we would recommend this visit to everybody.See more..
4.0Chateau d'Oiron(169 reviews) - A gem of a place. Monday: 10:30 AM - 6:30 PM Spent 1-2 hours Castles • Art Museums
Built from the 16th century by the seigneurial family Les Gouffiers, the Château d'Oiron today houses the contemporary art collection Curios & Mirabilia, loosely based on the theme of the curiosity cabinet in reference to the fabulous art collection of Claude Gouffier, master of King Henry II of France's stables. Artists reinterpret an exceptional place and original décor - galleries of Renaissance wall paintings in the School of Fontainebleau style, painted panelling and carved woodwork from the 17th century. Visitors are invited to explore "curiosities" and "marvels" following in the footsteps of the Marquis de Carabas - or Puss in Boots, who, it is said, was based on Claude Gouffier. FROM 1ST JUNE TO 30 SEPTEMBER Open every day 10.30-18.30 FROM 1ST OCTOBER TO 31 MAY Open every day 10.30-17.30 N.B Last admission to the ticket office 1h before closing time. CLOSING DAYS 1 January, 1 May, 1 & 11 November and 25 DecemberSee more..
One of the best times we had in France. Off the beaten path and beautiful. The owners are amazing and really want you to enjoy your time there. Very creepy place. Definitely call before you decide to go to be sure they are open. We had dinner served to our group but I do think that has to be planned ahead of time. Was also some of the best food we had in France.See more..
4.0Château d'Angles-sur-l'Anglin(151 reviews) - Fantastic scenic commune Monday: Spent < 1 hour Historic Sites • Ancient Ruins • Castles
The fortress is an add on to a spectacular looking village or commune as they call them in France . Lovely little shops and cafes to allow you to sample the local cuisine . Spectacular views and well worth a visit . See more..
4.0Château-Musée Henri IV(141 reviews) - Chateau-Musee Henri IV Temporarily closed - Closed until Jun 1, 2023 Spent < 1 hour Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Castles
Bijou de la cité d'Albret, le Château-musée Henri IV relève ces deux défis : vous faire découvrir un patrimoine extraordinaire, alliant grande Histoire de France et petite histoire locale, au sein d'un territoire vert préservé. Découvrez le fruit de l'alliance d'une culture et d'une histoire prestigieuse. Le Château-musée Henri IV est plus que jamais une source d'évasion au sein de notre Histoire et de dépaysement culturel, une occasion d'éveiller sa curiosité et de (re)plonger dans le passé prestigieux de la cité néracaise.See more..
4.5Chateau de Gavaudun(132 reviews) - Surprisingly impressive chateau with stunning views Monday: 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Castles
Heretical point of reference at the XI°century, rebuild during the XIII°century, the Castle of Gavaudun, of daring conception, has a remarkable defending system appropriate to the site( entrance cut into the rock, curtains crowning the spur, donjon with 6 levels reaching at height of 70 meters, arrow with double cross,...).See more..
4.5Château de Crozant(125 reviews) - Brilliant attraction Spent < 1 hour Ancient Ruins • Castles
We visited whilst on holiday In my youngsters sons words "this is awesome & so cool" It's a lovely little village, very beautiful and in the ruins the views are amazing Next time we will take a picnic See more..
Even though we turned up 10 mins before closing time a charming came to open the door for us and invited us in. She was the guide, and took us around all the rooms explaining everything on the way. The castle is a very old place, restored in the 60s by a couple of collectors who spent their life time making sure that the castle was living again. We loved it.See more..
4.5Chateau de Chalucet(103 reviews) - hike and a castle Monday: 10:00 AM - 12:30 PM, 1:30 PM - 6:30 PM Spent 1-2 hours Castles
The castle of Châlucet is free of admission all year long. Some parts of the site (Jeannette’s tower, high castle, toilets) are only accessible during the opening times of information board. Owing to a substantial drop, some parts of the site are inaccessible to persons with reduced mobility. Make sure you have appropriate shoes and some water during hot periods. For your safety, some parts of the site may be inaccessible in case of risk of heavy rain or thunder. Drones are not allowed.See more..
4.5Château Saint Mesmin(87 reviews) - Small & friendly Spent 2-3 hours Historic Sites • Castles
The castle of Saint Mesmin, at Saint André sur Sèvre, is a XIVth century to which was added, in the XVth century, an imposing 28m high keep. The medieval festival in July, August gives visitor an unusual insight into the workings of the castle, entertainment for children and adults, and others activities. Guided tours, or unaccompanied visits.See more..
Montbrun domaine is an unforgettable Middle ages private domaine that welcomes its visitors from all over the world to increase the Tourism of Haute Vienne and Limousine region in France. There is a rustic pub restaurant "La Tavern" famous as a meet point of the region, its variety of International card cocktails, beers, menu, music and atmosphere with a panoramic view at the Haunted castle of Montbrun. The castle originally had been built on order of King Henry the second and later owned by his son Richard the Lyon's heart where he took his last breath and remains within a granite tomb on top of the mountain just in front of the main gates of the Fortress. Interior os the castle is the most impressive with its 2 floors library, chimney room, granite and marble table of King Arthur and twelve knights with its chandeliers with candles in style of 12-15th century, bedrooms with handmade furnitures and stairs leading through the floors of the towers, panoramic kitchen and much more...See more..
The Chateau de la Mothe Chandeniers, a true architectural folly of the 19th century, welcomes you for the 2022 season from 6th April to 7 November. For an hour, a few minutes or a morning, the visitor freely discovers the park of the castle, can admire the thousand faces of the most mysterious and romantic ruin in the world. PRACTICAL INFORMATION Free tour : 7,50€ adult, child & teenager ( 6 years old) / Free -6 years old & co-owner/ Group rate: 6,50€ for groups of minimum 10 people Guided tour : 11,50€ adult/ 8,50€ 6-17 years old / 6,50€ co-owner / Free - 6 years Group rate: 10,50€ for groups of minimum 10 peopleSee more..
4.5Chateau de la Mercerie(73 reviews) - The tale of two brothers and their dream chateau. Monday: 2:30 PM - 6:30 PM Spent 1-2 hours Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Architectural Buildings • Castles
This is the perfect chateau to visit in contrast with others of a greater age. The story behind its development is full of twists and turns and fascinating characters which were brilliantly imparted by our English language tour guide. So much information, such a story. And the tiles - oh my goodness!See more..
4.5Château de Chalais(67 reviews) - A gem of a chateau tour not to be missed Castles
This might not look that special from the outside compared to other amazing chateaus in this region, but inside it is a gem. If you are interested in feeling what life might have been like, spend €8 and go here. The restaurant adjacent is lovely too.See more..
Lovely view from the grounds (free). Often exhibitions on. Free parking. Used as the Town hall and Library.See more..
4.5Chateau de Coussac-Bonneval(61 reviews) - Stunning Medieval Castle with the elegance of a Chateau throughout and original family-owned and run - must see Castles
Incredible and unique experience visiting this castle turned Chateau. The owners’ ancestors have occupied and improved this amazing residence for over 1,000 years, one of only four in all of France. To tour this is to see and learn about how architecture changed to fit the necessities and style of each generation. One of the French kings stayed here the night before a victorious battle not far away. Each of the rooms were renovated soon after the French Revolution and have a theme based on a famous ancestor. My favorite is the Pasha room, with many pictures and artifacts that honor that Military genius, The Pasha. Very English friendly and unforgettable. You can also roam about the forty acres - magical.See more..
4.0Chateau de Coudray-Salbart(51 reviews) - Nice visit :-) Monday: 10:00 AM - 12:30 PM, 2:30 PM - 6:30 PM Spent 1-2 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Castles
We went to the castle for culture day - hence admission was free. The castle is handsomely preserved and it's possible to visit every tower. There was also an exhibition of "catapultes" and ancient musical instruments - which was very interesting and given by passionate man! The walk around the castle was very pleasant too :-)See more..
5.0Château de Poudenas(49 reviews) - A magical place Monday: 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM Spent 2-3 hours Castles
Poudenas castle is a vast family residence of the 13th century, transform during the 17th century in decorated Italian Palace with a beautiful park of 10 hectares. Seminars, weddings, luxury lodging with 7 bedrooms,activities... This castel is the perfect place to organise your event right in the middle of Gascony in an authentic setting.See more..
We were lucky enough to be able to join a garden group visit which included a personal guided tour by the owner. There is plenty to see and some history to be discovered. We thoroughly enjoyed our two hour visitSee more..
5.0Château de Sainte-Feyre(34 reviews) - Most Beautiful Location and Experience Spent 1-2 hours Castles
Visit of the Chateau, the noble floor and the feodal kitchen. Located on the road Gueret-Aubusson and adjoining Gueret, stands the castle of Sainte Feyre on the site of a feudal castle and a fortress. The castle is rebuilt between 1758 and 1762 at the request of the Marquis of Sainte Feyre to welcome his young wife, daughter of the Marquis of Soudeille in Correze. Open from 15 of July to 31st of AugustSee more..
this place is amazing the gardens are beautiful and such variety of plants. the views are amazing and you can get some beautiful photos. the chateau was showing an art exhibition that was very good. and also to see inside this very old place. we had a picnic in the gardens before we set of was a well deserved daySee more..
4.5Château de Cherveux(27 reviews) - Quaint and quirky Monday: Spent 1-2 hours Castles
A Scottish CastleThe wall was defended by ordnance loopholes and surrounded with wide moats. And elegant construction, in the shape of an irregular pentagon, with tall towers, and a drawbridge. The round walkway is covered with a high roof.Cunningham, a scot, captain of one of the ordance companics created by king Charles VII and captain of the bodyguard of king Louis XI.See more..
The tour begins with a visit to the Cooper museum which is interesting if a little abstract in relation to the chateau itself. Our guide explained everything in both French and English for the benefit of everyone on the tour which may have contributed to the tour taking slightly longer than it would normally. However, the tour was informative and good humoured throughout. The chateaux is not extensive, however at €3 each it's extremely good value for money.See more..
4.5Château de Ternay(26 reviews) - WE stayed here for 2 days Spent 1-2 hours Castles
Follow Loic de Ternay, owner of the castle, for an exciting visit told with humor and fantasy. Let yourself be carried away by the romantic and colorful story of the knight Bertrand de Beauvau. Admire the exceptional architecture of its castle. An unforgettable discovery rich in anecdotes. At the end of the visit (suitable for all ages), you take part in a puzzle game to find the identity of a knight. This one, a little weird, appears at the castle, he has lost his memory and no longer knows who he is. Will you help him find his identity? You will have to solve puzzles and navigate mysterious underground passages. You will sometimes be a little scared but if you find the right answer the knight will reward you... (several levels of difficulty, game in French, knowing how to read). Game in the spirit of the escape game. This is an opportunity to discover a science and a somewhat forgotten art: heraldic art.See more..
4.5Château de Javarzay(16 reviews) - Fascinating museum Monday: Spent 1-2 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Castles • History Museums
This is a fabulous - and surprisingly high tech - museum. The chateau itself is beautiful and really intriguing. The lady who showed us around, Jackie, was very knowledgeable and the collection of bonnets provides a fascinating insight into French society. Definitely worth a visit if you are in the area.See more..
4.5Château de Monts-sur-Guesnes(13 reviews) - Relaxing holiday Temporarily closed - Closed until Apr 7, 2023 Spent 2-3 hours Castles
The gîte here was totally unique in a truly historic setting, very well equipped and sparkling clean along with beautiful decor. Monts-sur-Guesnes is a quiet friendly town with all the essential shops just a minute away.See more..
