Castle Tour
A must-see site: Lapalisse. What to see and do at the Château de La Palice: Truths from the Château de la Palice The Château de la Palice , with its rich architectural heritage, invites you to discover its Renaissance salons, its artistic treasures and its…
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A must-see site: Lapalisse. What to see and do at the Château de La Palice:
Truths from the Château de la Palice
The Château de la Palice , with its rich architectural heritage, invites you to discover its Renaissance salons, its artistic treasures and its fascinating history through the ages.
The Grand Salon
Admire the sumptuous Grand Salon , adorned with a coffered ceiling in the Italian Renaissance style, which gives the room a timeless elegance.
The Golden Salon
Discover the Golden Salon , with its unique ceiling in Europe and its 15th century Flemish tapestries , true witnesses of medieval textile art.
The Library
The castle library , decorated with a Louis XIII ceiling, houses furniture from the Louis XV and Louis XVI periods, offering a glimpse into the intellectual nobility of the time.
The Chapel
The castle chapel houses the recumbent effigies of Jacques I of Chabannes and his wife, dating from the 15th century , an emblematic work of the Middle Ages.
"The obvious questioned"
An interactive quiz game for children aged 6 to 13 , entitled "La Palice in Question," offers 8 challenges to become a "young and noble companion of the Lord of La Palice." A fun and educational way to discover the history of the castle.
Opening Hours and Prices
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Visiting hours :
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Open every day except Tuesday , from April 1st to November 1st , from 9am to 12pm and from 2pm to 6pm .
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Throughout the year , the castle is also open for groups by reservation (from 15 people).
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Prices :
- Individuals : 10 euros
- Students and children : 5 euros
- Adult groups (minimum 15 people) : 6 euros per person
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Château de la Palice
On the RN 7 between Moulins and Roanne, a 12th and 16th-century château with an imposing Italian Renaissance façade built by Monsieur de La Palice.
A Gothic chapel houses the Chabannes family tombs.
Fully furnished, privately owned, open to the public, and inhabited by the Chabannes family since 1430. Guided tours available.