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    Château de Pierrefonds

    Château de Pierrefonds

    4.2(9 reviews)
    77.6 km

    This chateau is a must see if you are in the area. It is both gorgeous from the outside and the…read moreinside. I find that a lot of castles are just interesting from the outside, often the inside is dark, damp and empty. This particular castle has many interesting items on exhibit, as well as shockingly beautiful and unique rooms on the interior. I have visited palaces and castles in Germany, Spain, Belgium, Holland, Russia, England, Austria, Hungary, Czech Republic, Switzerland etc and this particular castle was very unique in how it was decorated. The aspects of plants, animals, mythological monsters and history are all intertwined to create a very interesting style through out the palace: from porcupines on the walls, sculptures of bulls contemplating slugs and monsters built into fireplaces. However, I do recommend finding a tour guide. We utilized the recording device tour and were extremely disappointed. The recording/guide was role playing and a bit confusing. The worst part of the exercise was the need to match the map to the actual points of interest, which could be aggravating. Another tip, go down to the cellars! It is a lot more interesting than one may expect! We noticed a lot of groups skipping this area and recommend against it.

    Standing above the quaint village with good restaurants and hotels, this chateau is worth a tour…read more After tea at an outdoor table in the village, we parked outside the gates and strolled up to the entrance. For 6 Euro, grab a brochure in English (several languages are available) and take the numbered walking tour, which leads you through the various restored rooms upstairs. There's an interesting display of lead sculptures in another section. Do not miss the basement section full of grave sculptures. When you walk in, voices starting whispering and projections of one of the sculptures shows up on the wall, which is all rather creepy, but interesting. The grounds are lovely, and you get a romanticised version of what the chateau was like in medieval times. Not totally historic, but well done.

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    chateau de Rambures

    chateau de Rambures

    4.3(4 reviews)
    43.3 km

    We were staying in the area for a few days and found out about this Chateau online, we really liked…read morethe looked and came for a visit. There is plenty and free parking just across the street. We just came for a walk in the park and to enjoy the Chateau from the outside. Did cost us 9 Euros each and we thought that was a fair price for what we got. Our Bulldog was welcome here as well. The place is first mentioned in history in the 11th Century. The chateau that still is here today was build in the 15th Century as a fort. It's in the same familys hands since the beginning. It's been named a historic monument since 1840 and there are other buildings on the grounds from the same time as well as a chapel from the 19th Century. The Chateau is a picture-perfect building. Just like you would imagine a fairy-tale Castle. It's a real piece of beauty with the (empty) moat. There's also a big rose garden on the grounds as well as a fruit garden. Also a nice piece of land (mostly woodland) to have a small walk. Which we did...very enjoyable and peaceful. Almost nobody around. There are several medieval games to try out for kids (and grown-ups of course). So surely a whole family can have some fun here. It's all mostly flat and easy to walk - also mostly suitable for strollers and wheelchairs. There are some special events sometimes and also tours through the castle. We really had a great time here. Wasn't too busy, was really lovely to enjoy the architecture and the park.

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