Visitors can enjoy a guided tour through a historic 17th-century château and its estate, exploring not only the grand main building but also the often-overlooked outbuildings that once shaped daily life. Along the way, discover original architectural features, fascinating history, and the stories behind each space.
The tour is open to everyone with an interest in history, architecture, and heritage. Afterwards, guests are invited to relax, ask questions, and enjoy light refreshments in the château’s unique historic setting.
Groups (Booking required) :
Saturday, 19 September
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10:00 AM – Group 1: 12 people
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10:45 AM – Group 2: 12 people
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11:30 AM – Group 3: 12 people
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2:00 PM – Group 4: 12 people
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2:45 PM – Group 5: 12 people
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3:30 PM – Group 6: 12 people
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4:15 PM – Group 7: 12 people
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5:00 PM – Group 8: 12 people
Sunday, 20 September
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10:00 AM – Group 9: 12 people
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10:45 AM – Group 10: 12 people
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11:30 AM – Group 11: 12 people
You find more information about the castle history here: Link
Official site of the journees de Patrimoine 2026 here: Link
20 September 2026 form 16h to 17h30.
A simple stage, a troupe of actors, and an audience gathered together—each bringing their own chair—to create the atmosphere of a lively open-air festival. Inspired by the spirit of Molière’s travelling theatre, this joyful production uses costumes, masks, and exaggerated makeup to bring one of his most celebrated comedies to life. A vibrant and accessible performance that celebrates theatre as a shared experience for everyone.