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Castle of La Faye

Historic site and monument, Château, Registered and listed sites in Saint-Dizier-la-Tour
From :  8 Full-fare
  • La Faye's Castle is a fortress of the 13the century and 15th century. Rectangular flanked by 4 towers on the corners (one disappeared). Built on a strategic point on the limits of the Duchy of Aquitaine. In 1474 Pannet de Chamborand famous family of the March since the 10th century, lord of La Faye. A letter concerning him, written in 1506 at the request of Anne de France, daughter of King Louis XI, is located in la Faye. Several firing stations are present. Its inner courtyard is entirely...
    La Faye's Castle is a fortress of the 13the century and 15th century. Rectangular flanked by 4 towers on the corners (one disappeared). Built on a strategic point on the limits of the Duchy of Aquitaine. In 1474 Pannet de Chamborand famous family of the March since the 10th century, lord of La Faye. A letter concerning him, written in 1506 at the request of Anne de France, daughter of King Louis XI, is located in la Faye. Several firing stations are present. Its inner courtyard is entirely paved where there is a very nice well. Outside the main building, there is a small chapel, an old vaulted cellar, a bakery and stables. Authentic witness of the Middle Ages of the old county of the Marche. Gallo-Roman remains discovered on the site.

    The 2 visits are at fixed times: at 15h and 17h
  • Spoken languages
    • French
    • Spanish
  • Accepted customers
    • Individuals
    • Groups
  • Groups (Max capacity)
    • 25  Person(s)
    • 10  Person (s) mini
    • 25  Maximum number of people
  • Rates
  • Basic price
    From 8 €
  • Discounted rate
    4 €
  • Free of charge
    Free
  • Group price
    From 7 €
Openings
  • From April 12, 2025
    until April 21, 2025
  • From June 21, 2025
    until November 2, 2025
  • Monday
    at 3:00 PM
    at 5:00 PM
  • Tuesday
    at 3:00 PM
    at 5:00 PM
  • Wednesday
    at 3:00 PM
    at 5:00 PM
  • Thursday
    at 3:00 PM
    at 5:00 PM
  • Friday
    at 3:00 PM
    at 5:00 PM
  • Saturday
    at 3:00 PM
    at 5:00 PM
  • Sunday
    at 3:00 PM
    at 5:00 PM
  • Saturday
    at 3:00 PM
    at 5:00 PM
  • Sunday
    at 3:00 PM
    at 5:00 PM