Thibaudière Manor

Built at the end of the reign of Francis I, the Manoir de la Thibaudière illustrates the transition between Renaissance and Classical styles. Organized around a tall central tower flanked by two watchtowers, it was enlarged under Richelieu by two pavilions with balanced lines, marking the architectural evolution of the 17th century.

Classified as a Historical Monument, the estate now offers visitors a preserved and charming setting. From July 14th to August 31st, guided tours by appointment allow visitors to discover the gardens, the dovecote, and the ground floor of the main house.