Château de Hautefort, open to the public, owns its present condition to a remarkable couple, Baron and Baroness Henry de Bastard. It is now owned by foundation, the ... read more
Château de Josselin, mentioned already 1081, came into the hands of the Rohan family in 1488, where it is staying up to the present day. Being a private residence, the ... read more
Château de Kerjean is a Renaissance castle, built between 1550 and 1590. It is state property and surrounded by 19 ha of grounds, open to the public as a museum, with ... read more
The château de l'Islette is one of the beautiful “Châteaux de la Loire", whereas its history got marked by several stays of Camille Claudel and Auguste ... read more
Château de la Bâtie d'Urfé is today known for its summer festival "L'Estival de la Bâtie", with a variety of cultural events such as theatre, ... read more
The Château de la Mogère, private home of Viscount de Saporta and his family, is an eighteenth century castle. The castle contains period furniture, portraits, ... read more
Chateau de la Motte-Tilly, surrounded by a beautiful park, is a fully furnished castle in the taste of the eighteenth century. It was built in 1754 for Terray, Comptroller ... read more
The Château de la Napoule, now a museum and art centre, dates back to the 14th century, and was constructed by the de Villeneuve family. The castle is surrounded by a ... read more
The Château de La Roche-Guyon has known different noble owners: the family de Silly, which became La Roche-Guyon during the Renaissance, the du Plessy-Liancourt ... read more
Château de la Roche-Jagu dates from the 15th century and was donated to the Departemental Council of Cötes-d'Armor by its last private owner Viscount Gaetan ... read more
Château de Langeais was built in the 10th century and is in a wonderful state of conservation with beautiful furniture, decorations and park, thanks to its last private ... read more
Château de Lassay dates back to the 12th century, whereby present building was constructed in the 15th century for Charles de Vendôme. It has been substantially well ... read more
Château de Lavaux-Sainte-Anne, dating back to 1450, the castle has 32 furnished and decorated rooms, including three museums: The Museum of the Life of the Lords of ... read more
Château de Loches, dating back to the 6th century, became a royal residence in 1249. It was here that Jeanne d'Arc persuaded Charles VII to go to Reims. Other ... read more
Château de Losse has remained unaltered since the 16th century when it was built by Jean II Marquess of Losse, a courtier of François I. read more
The Château de Maintenon was the private residence of the famous second "secret" spouse of Louis XIV, Madame de Maintenon, born Françoise d'Aubigné and ... read more
The Château de Maisons, built for René de Longueil and his wife, in the first half of the 17th century, has served Louis XIV as an inspiration for Versailles. It came ... read more
Château de Malmaison, a beautiful manor house, is today a Napoleonic National Museum. It is closely linked to Napoleon and in particular his wife Joséphine de ... read more
Château de Meillant, open to the public, dates back to the 13th century and is still a private family home of the House de Rochechouart de Mortemart, one of the oldest ... read more
The Château de Pau was the birthplace of Henry IV of France and Navarre (1553). Today it is a National Museum which displays the works preserved from the days of Henry ... read more
