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Picturesque town with Château de Couches, Marguerite de Bourgogne, hiking and mountain bike trails, wash house circuit, tennis and numerous events...

This beautiful ensemble has its origins at the end of the 12th century. It underwent significant transformations during the 15th century, notably to make it habitable. The castle is open to visits without appointment in July and August (closed on Mondays). Outside of this period, only planned group visits are possible. The estate also offers tastings and a treasure map to create with the family.

This is the image we have of a castle: battlements, towers and curtain walls. What a contrast to the vines stretching out in front of the chateau, laden with Chardonnay grapes.

The Château de Couches is a magnificent castle restored with love, which can be visited and where you can spend a stay or take advantage of the free visits. The superb Burgundian-style tiles are particularly noteworthy.

This is what we imagine of a castle: battlements, towers and curtain walls. What a contrast to the vines that stretch out in front of the chateau, full of chardonnay grapes.

An underground cellar, a window, a door frame reveal themselves to your imagination. This castle, once huge, is now only ruins.

This castle sits majestically on its rocky outcrop since the 12th century and offers a magnificent panorama of the Châlons coast. The owner of the premises, a descendant of the Lord of Rully who erected the castle more than 800 years ago, is happy to receive visitors throughout the year. Rully is not only a castle, it is also an excellent Burgundy wine. Tastings are also offered at the same time as the visits. For more information see the following link: http://www.chateauderully.com/

this medieval castle is located at the entrance of Couches (meaning Chalon sur Saône / Autun) it would have been the prison where Marguerite of Burgundy, queen of France and wife of Louis le Hutin would have been imprisoned following the affair of the tower of Nesle in Paris around 1315. the Château can be visited and is really worth a detour for those interested in history.