Times and open days should be confirmed before making a visit. Since these sites are not usually found on road maps, the following information attempts to reference their locations from more commonly designated towns. A reference map helps identify the general locations in France of the locations described below. The structure began as a medieval XII century castle, built on a promontory overlooking the southern slope of the Loire Valley. Louis VI visited it in 1135, and Philippe Auguste in 1181.
Visitors can enjoy a walk in the grounds and a guided tour of the stately residence.
Return to Locations list . Return to reference map . It is located southeast of Nantes and northwest of Mortagne. The ch teau occupies a magnificent position, at the junction of the S vre and the Crume rivers. With its surrounding walls, covering approximately 3 hectars, it is a typical medieval ch teau fort.