The castle was built around 1590 by Nicolas Rapin, provost of the Constable of France and companion of Henry IV. In the 19th century, Octave de Rochebrune, owner of the castle, art lover and famous aquafortist, embellished Newfoundland with architectural elements from the Renaissance that have thus been preserved. The castle, being private and inhabited all year round, the interior can only be visited with a guided tour. You will also be able to enjoy the museum in autonomy, with an exhibition dedicated to the history of the place with a focus on key characters. For more comfort, we advise you to prioritize on Saturday, as crowds and waiting times are more important on Sundays. Informations Visit of 1h15 with access by the street Jarnigande. Rates of €8.50/person (free for those under 18). For more comfort, we advise you to prioritize on Saturday, as crowds and waiting times are more important on Sundays. E-mail commercialterreneuve@gmail.com Phone 02 51 69 17 75

Address
Rue nicolas rapin, 85200 Fontenay-le-Comte, France, Vendée, Pays de la Loire, France