Castles in the Ardennes

Château
08250 Séchault

The Château des Rosiers, an ancient Cistercian abbey of the 13th-XVIIIth centuries transformed into a dwelling, stands at Séchault (Ardennes) in the Great East. Its Gothic church and wooded park make it a remarkable private historic site.

08430 Gruyères

The château de Gruyères, a former 14th century fortified house rebuilt until the 19th century, stands in Gruyères (Ardennes). Its four building bodies, surrounding a rectangular courtyard, illustrate the architectural evolution of a noble home throughout the centuries.

Château fort
08440 Lumes

The castle of Lumes, built between the end of the 15th and the beginning of the 16th century, is a fortified vestige located in Lumes in the Great East, overlooking the Meuse near Mézières. Its ruins bear witness to a defensive military architecture.

Château de style Louis XIII
08250 Grandpré

Grandpré Castle, built in the 16th and 17th centuries in Grandpré (Ardennes), is an architectural vestige of Louis XIII style, marked by its monumental tower and its military history linked to the valley of the Aire.

Château de style Classique
08140 Bazeilles

Bazeilles Castle, an 18th-century Louis XIV building, stands in Bazeilles (Ardennes) in a closed park, marked by its industrial history and refined architecture.

Château
08270 Wasigny

The castle of Wasigny, a former 17th century fort house transformed into a farm, stands at Wasigny in the Ardennes, on the banks of the river Vaux. Its architecture blends bricks, stone and defensive elements inherited from the 16th century.

Château
08450 Remilly-Aillicourt

Remilly-Aillicourt Castle, an 18th century mansion, is located in Remilly-Aillicourt (Great East). Built by a Sedanese manufacturer, it combines classic elegance and majestic courtyard of honour, surrounded by a five-hectare estate.

Château fort
08450 Maisoncelle-et-Villers

The castle of Villers, a fortified house of the sixteenth and eighteenth centuries, stands in Maisoncelle-et-Villers (Ardennes). This historic monument, flanked by turrets, combines defensive architecture and Louis XIII-XIV elements.