Seminars & Events at the Castle

The Château de la Roche Saint-Priest, the ideal venue for your corporate seminars and incentive trips Near Roanne, in the Loire region: Available for your use: A room for 35 people in conference mode / 20 people in round table mode. Wi-Fi, video projector, screen.…

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The Château de la Roche Saint-Priest, the ideal venue for your corporate seminars and incentive trips

Near Roanne, in the Loire region:

Available for your use: A room for 35 people in conference mode / 20 people in round table mode. Wi-Fi, video projector, screen. Assistance with logistical organization: simple or gourmet coffee breaks, restaurant recommendations, and suggestions for additional activities.

For businesses

Organize your meetings and seminars in the 1900 lounge. Strengthen your team spirit with escape games and enjoy a convivial moment with the theatrical guided tour.

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Château de La Roche Saint-Priest

Château de La Roche Saint-Priest

SAINT-PRIEST-LA-ROCHE

Anchored to its rocky outcrop since the 13th century, the Château de la Roche transforms, depending on the river's mood, from a defensive stronghold to a romantic island.

Its improbable location on the Loire River makes it an iconic site of the department.

Built by the Lords of La Roche, vassals of the Count of Forez, between 1256 and 1291, the core of the castle and its fortified house emerged in the Loire gorges.

At that time, thick walls surrounded the rock, which was completely separated from the mainland. Until the 14th century, their heirs enjoyed a significant fiefdom, both in terms of its size and its assets (mill, fishing rights on the Loire, vineyards, etc.).

The castle changed hands several times until 1965, when EDF (Électricité de France) decided to demolish it for the construction of a dam downstream.

In 1993, it was bought by the municipality of Saint-Priest and, in 2007, the Communauté de communes du Pays entre Loire et Rhône (COPLER) became its manager.