Matignon Castle

Three tranquil reflecting pools, bordered by centuries-old linden trees, extend the silence of time in a verdant setting. It was here, in this romantic setting, that Louise de Grimaldi's heart was once captivated. The still waters of the ponds reflect the elegant south wing of Torigni Castle, a sumptuous edifice from the last third of the 16th century, built by the powerful Counts of Matignon—ancestors of the Princes of Monaco . On the main floor, visitors discover a remarkable collection of tapestries and Grand Siècle furniture, testaments to a refined way of life. Another local treasure is also featured: the work of the sculptor Arthur Le Duc, a native son, showcased in several emblematic pieces. A place where history, art, and romance resonate in perfect harmony.