Castles in Seine-Maritime

Château de style Louis XIII
76720 Val-de-Scie

Bosmelet Castle, built in the 17th century in Auffay, Normandy, is a jewel of Louis XIII architecture surrounded by a French park and marked by the history of the Second World War.

Château de style Louis XIII
76560 Doudeville

Galleville Castle, a 17th century Louis XIII-style building, stands in Doudeville, Normandy. Built in brick and stone, this historic monument combines architectural elegance and park labeled 'remarkable garden'.

Château de style néo-classique et palladien
76760 Ancretiéville-Saint-Victor

The château de Saint-Victor, built in the 18th century in Ancretiéville-Saint-Victor in Normandy, is a historical monument preserving woodwork, cellars and dovecote, testimonies of the aristocratic life of the past.

Château fort
76430 Tancarville

Tancarville Castle, located in Normandy in Tancarville (Seine-Maritime), is a former 11th century castle, partially rebuilt in the 17th century, overlooking the Seine. Ranked a historical monument, it blends medieval remains with classical architecture.

Château
76740 Ermenouville

The castle of Mesnil-Geoffroy, built in the 17th and 18th centuries in Ermenouville, Normandy, is an aristocratic residence surrounded by a park of 10 hectares, famous for its exceptional rose garden and preserved interior decorations.

Château de style Renaissance
76330 Saint-Maurice-d'Ételan

The Château d'Ételan, a flamboyant Gothic jewel of the late 15th century, dominates the Seine at Saint-Maurice-d'Ételan in Normandy. This historic monument, surrounded by a park of 20 hectares, combines stone and brick in a nascent Renaissance style.

Château
76740 Saint-Pierre-le-Vieux

The château d'Herbouville, built in the 17th century at Saint-Pierre-le-Vieux in Normandy, is a brick and sandstone building, typical of the noble architecture of this period. It is classified as a Historic Monument for its facades, roofs and interior fittings.

Château de style Classique
76450 Paluel

Janville Castle, built in the early 17th century in Paluel, Normandy, is a Renaissance house in sandstone, flint and brick, surrounded by a park and classified as a historic monument since 1975.