Seminars & Events at the Castle

Château des Ormes, the ideal venue for your corporate seminars and incentive trips In Vienne, in Nouvelle Aquitaine: Château des Ormes, nestled on the banks of the Vienne River, provides the perfect setting to host your company's team, allowing you to work in peace and…

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Château des Ormes, the ideal venue for your corporate seminars and incentive trips

In Vienne, in Nouvelle Aquitaine:

Château des Ormes, nestled on the banks of the Vienne River, provides the perfect setting to host your company's team, allowing you to work in peace and quiet. This secluded location is just one hour from Tours and the Loire Valley châteaux. At Château des Ormes, we listen carefully to your needs and will do everything we can to tailor your event to your specific requirements. The ground floor and the Orangery are available for this option. Audio and video equipment will also be provided at the château. Please note that the château does not offer on-site accommodation or catering. We can provide you with a list of comfortable hotels and guesthouses in the surrounding area, as well as a catering service for your meals.

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Ground floor

Surface : --

Capacity: (people)

Cocktail 165

Orangery

Surface : 350 m2

Capacity: (people)

Theater 165

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<p>The <strong>Château des Ormes</strong> , a true <strong>architectural gem</strong> , was built in <strong>1642</strong> by the <strong>Pussort brothers</strong> , uncles of the future minister Colbert. It was later <strong>enlarged in 1729</strong> by the <strong>Comte d'Argenson</strong> , then Minister of War under <strong>Louis XV</strong> .</p><p> An emblematic site of the <strong>Age of Enlightenment</strong> , the château became a <strong>major intellectual center</strong> and a <strong>cradle of the Encyclopedists</strong> . Among its prestigious guests was <strong>Voltaire</strong> , who stayed there, marking the history of the estate with a philosophical brilliance.</p><p> A place of elegance and memory, at the heart of French heritage.</p>