Castle Tour
Bizy Castle - Cultural Visits Site description: The Château de Bizy , renowned for its beauty and charm, is a must-see for history and garden enthusiasts. Let yourself be captivated by the majesty of its Grand Salon , an exceptional space that immerses you in…
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Bizy Castle - Cultural Visits
Site description:
The Château de Bizy , renowned for its beauty and charm, is a must-see for history and garden enthusiasts. Let yourself be captivated by the majesty of its Grand Salon , an exceptional space that immerses you in the elegance of yesteryear.
During your visit, you can also explore the park's ponds and magnificent gardens . These meticulously maintained green spaces are a true haven of peace. The castle stables , also open to visitors, add to the authentic character of the place, bearing witness to its noble past and the art of courtly living.
The Château de Bizy offers you an immersion in history and a beautiful natural setting, perfect for a cultural getaway with family or friends.
Our tea room is at your disposal in an outbuilding of the castle, for you to relax and take a break.
Opening hours and prices for visits:
- Opening hours: From April 1st to November 2nd, Tuesday to Sunday
- Park open from 10am to 6pm
- Guided tours:
- Guided tour times at 10:30, 11:15, 14:00, 15:00, 16:00 and 17:00.
- Duration : 45 minutes
Prices for guided tour of the Château + free exploration of the gardens :
- Guided tour of the castle : €10
- Reduced price : €8.50
- Children (7 to 10 years old) : €5
- Free for children under 7
- Family ( 2 adults and 2 to 4 children up to 17 years old ): €25
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Bizy Castle
On the outskirts of Vernon, the Château de Bizy offers visitors the pleasure of discovering the charm of its park, adorned with sculpted fountains (the Neptune fountain with lions, the water staircase, the Gribouille fountain, the Sea Horse fountain, the Dolphin basin, etc.), and its stables, built in 1741, which earned it the nickname "the Norman Versailles."
A royal residence, the estate belonged, among others, to Louis XV, the Duke of Penthièvre, and then to the last King of the French, Louis-Philippe.
Its refined interiors display mementos of the First Empire, collected by the descendants of the Bonaparte brothers and Marshal Suchet, the Dukes of Albufera. This family still resides and owns the château today.