ブリュイエール＝シュル＝オワーズの洞窟・トップ7

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Be careful, in the forest, the singles go off the paths and pass through the middle of the ONF plots. Traffic is prohibited there.

The Château de Baillon is a 17th century castle which belonged to the husband of Madame de Pompadour, the mistress of Louis XV. The castle is surrounded by a beautiful park with a large canal, a pond and a fountain. You can admire the architecture and gardens of the castle, as well as the view of the Oise and the Carnelle forest. The castle is not open to the public, but you can access the park from the road that leads to Royaumont Abbey, another historic site to visit.

A break at Chateau Conti is always pleasant

Here we have a very beautiful landscape of lakes with the castle in the distance. A natural setting for the greatest pleasure of cyclists. You can therefore land and take a break to recover your strength. The creperie in front of the lake is great!

The Château de Conti sits enthroned in the center of Isle-Adam on the banks of the Oise. The rooms on the ground floor are open to artists and regularly host exhibitions.

Located to the north of the village, the current castle is due to the Prince of Condé who had it rebuilt in the years 1760-1770 in a neo-classical style. The hydraulic installations of the park date from the 17th century (property of Toussaint Roze, secretary of the cabinet of Louis XIV). Around 1770, Condé set up an Indian factory in the outbuildings of the castle, taking advantage of the nearby river for its driving energy. This is the beginning of industrial activity in the village. The outbuildings were remodeled following a fire in 1829 and converted into housing in the 20th century. https://monumentum.fr/chateau-pa60000046.html

The Château Conti is in fact today a pretty bourgeois house built on the site of the former castles of the lords of L'Isle-Adam. The list is far from being short: the Adam de L'Isle, the Villiers de L'Isle-Adam, the Montmorency and the Bourbon-Conti. The Château de Conti was abandoned until 2005, when the municipality began renovation work. We appreciate the unobstructed view of the building and its park.