周辺の城・トップ5

Walk past this medieval castle and notice the contrast: a high keep with machicolations and details like coats of arms and an ornate tympanum above a door. Imagine it once being defended, while its inhabitants still sought comfort. And if you walk past it at dusk, the silhouettes of the towers and nature make it almost poetic.

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A beautiful route full of variety! A delightful loop of approximately 8 km that includes everything: views of the Château de Chabenet, a stop at the charming Château du Petit-Broutet, the unique Pont Couvert bridge, and the impressive Viaduc de la Bouzanne. The mix of riverbanks, forests, and open fields ensures you'll constantly encounter a new setting. There are plenty of quiet spots along the way to pause and enjoy the surroundings. Definitely recommended for those who enjoy combining culture and nature.

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From the chemin de charrières, which runs along La Bouzanne, you have a fantastic view of the castle above the path. The asphalt path is easy to walk on and has little traffic, even in addition to the fantastic view of the castle. The best way to get to this path from the castle is to walk to the railway bridge. Then turn left into the dead end before the railway bridge. This path, which is also asphalted, leads directly to the chemin de charrières, which you have to follow for about 1 km in the valley to get to the viewing point with a view of the castle. Just do it❗

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A very impressive ruin. It shows the power that emanates from here

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Located on a rocky outcrop, the castle of Cluis-Dessous occupied a strategic position. In the 12th century, the keep is the oldest part of the building. The curtain wall, slightly more recent (12th-13th century), is typical of Plantagenêt architecture. The house, which dates from the 14th and 15th centuries, is only partially preserved.

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Located on a rocky outcrop, the castle of Cluis-Bass occupied a strategic position. In the 12th century, the keep was the oldest part of the building. The slightly more recent curtain wall (12th-13th century) is typical of Plantagenet architecture. The most recent part (14th-15th century), the house is only partially preserved.

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This is a 13th century castle which is privately owned but is now a hotel and restaurant.

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The castle was built during the reign of Louis XI and was completed in 1471. In 1635, it was partially dismantled by Cardinal Richelieu. In the 1980s the castle was bought by a businessman who started to renovate it to make it a hotel, but this project never came to fruition and became the hotel it is today. today than when it was purchased by the Hapimag Group. Popstar Michael JAckson visited the castle in the 1990s and it was rumored that he wanted to buy it.

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