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He's a real eye-catcher!

Château de Dissay, located in Vienne, is a magnificent example of medieval and Renaissance architecture in France. Built in the 15th century, this castle is surrounded by a moat and formal gardens, providing an enchanting setting for a stroll. It is distinguished by its elegant round towers, slate roofs, and its façade decorated with sculpted details, which tell the rich history of this place. When visiting Château de Dissay, you can explore its sumptuous interiors, where history and refinement meet. The rooms are decorated with period furniture, tapestries, and works of art, giving a glimpse into the aristocratic life of yesteryear. The castle chapel, with its stained glass windows and frescoes, is a gem not to be missed. The castle's meticulously maintained gardens are another highlight of the visit. They invite you to stroll, with their flower-lined paths, geometric flowerbeds, and peaceful ponds. It is an ideal place to relax, admire the beauty of the landscape, and enjoy the tranquil atmosphere that reigns here. Walking around the Château de Dissay is like taking a trip back in time, while enjoying the serenity and splendor of a preserved historical setting.

Unique, picturesque castle. Perfect for a stopover and a break in an impressive atmosphere.

The Chateau de Dissay was built at the end of the 15th century by Pierre d'Amboise, Bishop of Poitiers and served as the residence of all the Bishops of Poitiers until the Revolution in 1793. The chateau also has a beautiful garden to the French.

It was Pierre d'Amboise, bishop of Poitiers, brother of Cardinal d'Amboise, minister of Louis XII, at the end of the 15th century, who had this castle built. The Château de Dissay served as a residence for the bishops of Poitiers until the Revolution, in 1793. Today it is a superb Chateau hotel near Poitiers with a Spa Hammam and gourmet restaurant. For more information, here is their website: https://chateaudedissay.com/fr/

Very nice course. 4 ribs and 2 small bumps. The rest quite rolling.

The Saint-Junien Abbey of Nouaillé-Maupertuis occupies the flat bottom of the Miosson valley