Troussay Castle

Between Sologne and the Loire Valley, a richly decorated Renaissance manor house.
In an exceptional green setting, the Château du Troussay, built in the 15th century, was restored in the 19th century by the Blois architect Jules de la Morandière.
The residence was then enriched with decorations of great interest from the Château de Bury, the Château d'Onzain, and old townhouses in Blois.
To the east of the château, surrounded by a thick, 150-year-old boxwood hedge, a kitchen garden laid out in squares is filled with fruit trees, vegetables, and flowers.
The vast park invites you to admire its variety of remarkable trees, such as the cedars of Lebanon, blue cedars, Virginia cedars, and a magnificent, very old holm oak.