Château de Bressey
The château, gardens and forest are listed historic monuments. In the same family since Louis XIV, they are open to the public all year round.
A rare listed historic monument open to the public twelve months a year, this château has been in the same family since the reign of Louis XIV.
Its owners invite visitors to experience an authentic, historic way of life, as well as the intimate memories of great figures such as Marie-Antoinette, the poet Lamartine and Benjamin Franklin.
In the dining room, one of the largest in France, they will introduce you to the art of the French table. In the lounge and library, you'll discover decorative styles, period furniture, paintings by old masters and games from days gone by.
The various sites to be visited (reception rooms, former kitchens, chapel, orangery, stables and apiary) are all at ground level and accessible to everyone: schoolchildren, the elderly, people with reduced mobility or disabilities.
Spread over more than 80 hectares, the park, its formal gardens, its kitchen garden and its conservation forest promise unforgettable walks.