Castles in Normandy

Château de style Louis XII
27600 Gaillon

The Château de Gaillon, France's first Renaissance building (1500-1509), stands in Gaillon, Normandy. Former medieval fortress transformed into an episcopal residence, it embodies the transition between flamboyant Gothic and Italian art.

Château de style Renaissance
50810 Saint-Pierre-de-Semilly

The castle of Saint-Pierre-de-Semilly, built in the 16th century, is a Renaissance residence located in the Manche, in Normandy, near Saint-Lô. Private property classified, it combines rectangular house and octagonal tower in a preserved historical setting.

Château
50400 Granville

The 15th century Château de Grainville, located in Granville, Normandy, houses a chapel with classified medieval frescoes and a manor partially protected with historical monuments.

Château de plaisance
50630 Le Vast

The park of the château de la Germonière, created in the 19th century in Le Vast (Normandie), is a landscaped area inscribed with historical monuments, mixing waterfalls, ponds and industrial remains converted into picturesque scenery.

Château fort
50250 La Haye-du-Puits

The castle of The Hague-du-Puits, built in the 11th and 12th centuries, is an ancient castle in ruins located in the Manche, Normandy. Built on a feudal motte, it was the seat of a powerful Norman Barony.

Château de plaisance
50760 Le Vicel

Pépinvast Castle, an 18th-century residence in the Vicel in the English Channel, is a former mansion rebuilt by the family of Aigremont, surrounded by a park and a historic stud.

Château de plaisance
50180 Hébécrevon

The Château de la Roque, built in the 16th century in Hébécevon (Manche), is a Norman historic monument whose facades and roofs have been protected since 1946. Located near Saint-Lô, it illustrates Renaissance residential architecture.

Château
50420 Domjean

The castle of the Angotiere, a former manor farm from the 15th century renovated in the 19th century, dominates the valley of the Vire in Domjean (Manche). This historic monument combines medieval architecture and 19th century transformations in an English-speaking park.