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VisitsChanges due to the Covid-19 pandemicPlease:
Your visit
Visits are non guided, and take approximately one hour on foot. There are many opportunities to take photographs. The lodge at the entrance gateway (shown, right) is the starting point for the visit. When walking through the gardens you are welcome to visit the building that houses the drawbridge. It is the oldest part of the chateau. The building has recently been restored and is now open to the public for the first time. In it you will find information about the history of the chateau and its park. Also available to visitors in the building are leaflets covering the history of the Chateau and of the Park, which highlight the main plants, bushes and trees. Dogs are strictly prohibited from entering the gardens. Opening times
Prices
GroupsGroup visits (minimum 20 people) are organised by appointment and guided in English or French. Please contact us beforehand.
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follow the social distancing rules and practice good hygiene (for example, by using hand sanitiser; covering coughs and sneezes, if necessary by using the crook of your arm), and
