Castles in the English Channel

Castle
50480 Beuzeville-au-Plain

The manor house of Mariéville, an ancient fortified house of the 15th-15th century, stands in Beuzeville-au-Plain (Manche). This square castle, flanked by towers, combines medieval architecture and classical pierces, a witness to Norman history.

Castle
50500 Auvers

The Château d'Auvers, 17th century residence located in Auvers in the Manche, Normandy, is partially classified as historical monuments. It is distinguished by its central pavilion and its preserved outbuildings.

Castle
50340 Le Rozel

The estate of the Rozel Castle, a former fortified mansion of the 16th to 16th centuries, stands at Rozel in Normandy, combining defensive architecture and post-revolutionary troubadours.

Renaissance style castle
50220 Ducey-Les Chéris

The Château des Montgommery, built in the 17th century in Ducey-Les Chéris in Normandy, is a former seigneurial residence partially classified as a historical monument, combining medieval styles and Louis XIII.

Recreational castle
50480 Sébeville

The Château de Sébeville, built in the 18th century in Sébeville, Normandy, is a historical monument marked by a 16th century tower and the 17th century communes, bearing witness to a rich seigneurial history in the English Channel.

Castle
50180 Agneaux

The castle of Sainte-Marie, an ancient fortified residence of the 13th, 15th and 16th centuries, dominates the valley of the Vire in Agneaux (Manche). Partly classified as historical monuments, it combines medieval architecture and Renaissance in Normandy.

Classic style castle
50260 Négreville

The Château de Pont-Rilly, a 16th and 18th century building, stands in Negreville, Normandy, combining seigneurial architecture and hydraulic park classified as a historical monument.

Castle
50480 Sainte-Marie-du-Mont

The Château de l'Islet, built in the 16th and 17th centuries, is a historic monument located in Sainte-Marie-du-Mont, Normandy. It combines Renaissance and classical architecture, with a protected porch and chestnut.