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Tours of the Chateau
Chateau Classified as French Historical monument The chateau, listed as French Historical monument, offers a remarkable architectural diversity. It includes two Romanesque towers, two towers dating from the 13th century, as well as a Renaissance wing built in 1527. A large part of the castle…
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Villevieille Castle
Sommières
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Chateau Classified as French Historical monument
The chateau, listed as French Historical monument, offers a remarkable architectural diversity. It includes two Romanesque towers, two towers dating from the 13th century, as well as a Renaissance wing built in 1527. A large part of the castle was furnished under the reign of Louis XIV, including the magnificent honor courtyard.
The furniture in the castle is entirely authentic, offering a total immersion in the history of this residence.
Events:
During the summer, the castle hosts classical music concerts, organized by an association, adding a cultural and musical touch to the visit.
Tour prices
Adults: €10
Students & children aged 12-18: €5
Children under 12: Free
Groups: €6 per person, free for accompanying adults
Visiting hours (French format : PM, subtract 12 at the indicated time)
The Castle is open to the public from July 1st to September 30th, from 2pm to 8pm and by reservation for groups (minimum 15 people).
The tours are guided and last approximately 1 hour.
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Villevieille Castle
Sommières Listed as a Historic Monument, this château harmoniously reflects several centuries of architecture: two Romanesque towers, two 13th-century towers, an elegant Renaissance wing dating from 1527, and a vast Louis XIV section with its majestic courtyard. Fully furnished with original family furniture, it offers an authentic and vibrant atmosphere. In the summer, the château hosts classical music concerts organized by an association to which it is loaned.
A place of culture and history to discover.
