Filming and photography at Château Ferme de Montgobert
18th century castle, in a romantic park. A park dating from the early 19th century, reclaimed by Duchêne, leads from the late 18th-century château that once belonged to Pauline Bonaparte, along a straight avenue, to the tomb of General Leclerc and a monumental vase. It…
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Montgobert Farm Castle
Montgobert
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18th century castle, in a romantic park. 
A park dating from the early 19th century, reclaimed by Duchêne, leads from the late 18th-century château that once belonged to Pauline Bonaparte, along a straight avenue, to the tomb of General Leclerc and a monumental vase. It overlooks the village, a pond, and the hills of the Retz state forest. A memorial to the First Empire. Hotels and restaurants are located nearby in Longpont (6 km) and Villers-Cotterêts (8 km). The staircase is a listed historical monument.
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Montgobert Farm Castle
Montgobert Built in the 18th century, the Château de Montgobert belonged to Pauline Bonaparte, sister of Napoleon I. This residence later became the property of Marshal Davout, and subsequently, the Cambacérès and Suchet d'Albufera families.
The Château de Montgobert is surrounded by a romantic park designed in the 19th century and redesigned in the 20th century according to plans by Duchêne.
On-site: regional museum with a collection of tools, forest, hunting, and World War I exhibits.
Room rental, catering, and independent service providers are available.
Rates upon request, depending on the season and rental period.
