Visit to the park and garden

Montgobert Farm Castle: A Journey into the History of the First Empire

The Château Ferme de Montgobert , located in the heart of an early 19th-century park, invites you to discover a place steeped in history and memory. This park, magnificently restored by the renowned architect Duchêne , extends from the 18th-century château , formerly owned by Pauline Bonaparte , to the historic tomb of General Leclerc .

Opening Hours and Prices:

• Opening periods:
  • From May 1st to September 30th: Sundays and public holidays from 2pm to 6pm.
  • July and August: Every day except Tuesday, from 2pm to 6pm.
  • Visits by appointment : Available all year round by calling 03 23 96 36 69.
• Prices:
  • Park visit: 1 Euro.
  • Museum visit:
    • Adults: 4 Euros.
    • Groups: 3 Euros.
    • Children (over 12 years old): 2 Euros.

To Discover:

The Château Ferme de Montgobert and its grounds offer a unique experience exploring the history of the First Empire . Strolling through the park, you will discover:

• A Historical Park: The park's straight avenue leads from the castle to the tomb of General Leclerc , a memorial to the heroes of the Empire. There you can also admire a monumental vase, while enjoying views of the village, a picturesque pond, and the hills of the Retz state forest.
• A Place of Remembrance: The château, which belonged to Pauline Bonaparte , Napoleon's sister, is a precious witness to this era. It is an essential site for enthusiasts of Napoleonic history and the First Empire .

A Peaceful Place Rich in History:

The Château Ferme de Montgobert immerses you in the world of the First Empire , while offering a magnificent natural setting for a peaceful historical walk.

Come explore this fascinating historical site, a blend of imperial memory and natural beauty!