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The castle's origins date back to the late 14th century. Its current form dates from the first quarter of the 18th century. There is also an old Italian theater preserved in its original condition. The gardens are also very beautiful. Anyone wishing to visit the castle should definitely consult the website, as there are occasional unscheduled closures for private events. The website also lists the various admission prices and information on special events. http://chateaudedigoine.fr/visiter-digoine/

Le Châteu de Lucenier, construction began in the 13th century. This small castle and the castle chapel are located in the Lieu-Dit Lucenier, belonging to La Chapelle-au-Mans. Until the French Revolution it belonged to the De Montmorillon family, who were able to buy it back in 1829. It is still family property. At the time of construction, the Duke of Burgundy required his vassals to build fortified houses and castles to protect the borders of his duchy. This was the time of the struggle for the throne of France against the Duke of Orleans. La Chapelle-au-Mans was then located directly on the border of the Duchy of Burgundy and the Kingdom of France. The castle is privately owned and cannot be visited.

This ceremonial castle was built in the 17th century. A visit to this residence nicknamed “Little Versailles of Charolais” reveals a sumptuous interior. THE. French garden is classified as a Remarkable Garden by the DRAC (Regional Directorate of Cultural Affairs) of Burgundy.

Looks very nice 😊

A couple of great bar/restaurants to eat or drink at near the châteaux

In the middle of the vineyards of the Burgundy region, the Château de Saint-Aubin is a wine estate that offers tastings and tours of its vineyard, planted with Chardonnay. For those who wish to rest there, four guest rooms are available.

Still surrounded by its moat, this magnificent castle is nestled on the edge of a 30-hectare pond. Unusually for castles in France, this one has belonged to the same family (the Noblet d'Anglure family) since 1722.

Still surrounded by its moat this magnificent castle sits nestled against a 30-hectare pond. Unusual for castles in France this one has been owned the same family (the de Noblet d'Anglure family) since 1722.