Visit of the Castle in Normandy in Etretat and Fécamp, the Mesnil Geoffroy castle in Normandy France 3 national, spoke about it during the program "midi en France" 2000 rose bushes in bloom, marvel! 2000 Bushes flowering roses. Splendous! A LIVING AND AUTHENTIC 18TH CENTURY NORMANDY CASTLE AND A HUGE BOUQUET OF ROSES It is rare to be able to visit a castle classified as a historical monument where the family still lives in all the rooms, bedrooms and lounges, where you can share the furniture and objects that have seen so many centuries and personalities pass! Built in 1640 and enlarged and redecorated in 1746, the castle has kept all its Louis XV decorations , which makes it a remarkable exception: carved paneling, period paintings , piers, even the locks and curtain fasteners have remained as they were. . Residence of the Prince of Montmorency Luxembourg at the beginning of the 19th century, theMesnil Geoffroy castle saw passing Victor Hugo , Antoine de Saint Exupéry and the pre-impressionist painter Jongkind. The current owners, the Prince and Princess Kayali, share their family memories through a guided tour where many anecdotes about everyday life in the 18th century are revealed, under the elegant and benevolent gaze of family portraits. The scent of roses then draws you into the pleasure gardens : the most important private rose garden in Normandy with its 2,900 old and modern rosebushes, unforgettable stroll, the arbor maze with its surprises at every turn, the exotic bird garden and its protected area, the original vegetable garden of old vegetables and you leave the castle relaxed, happy and you have only one desire: COME BACK ! Château du Mesnil Geoffroy - 76740 Ermenouville - tel + 33 (0) 2 35 57 12 77 - contact@chateau-mesnil-geoffroy.com The Chateau | Group and Individual Formula | Visit of the castle | The Rose Garden | The Bird Garden | The French Park | The Region | Come to the Chateau | Contact us Web design referencing and hosting by Samm Agence Web Visit the Château de Villiers website