Castles in Loire-Atlantique

Château
44370 Loireauxence

Château de la Madeleine, known as Palais Briau, is a 19th-century Palladian villa located in Varades (Loire-Atlantique), built by the architect Édouard Moll for the entrepreneur François Briau, figure of the western railways.

Château
44190 Gorges

The Château de l'Oiselinière, 19th century wine estate in Gorges (Pays de la Loire), combines architecture with Italian and resistant history. Listed as historical monuments since 1997.

Château
44450 La Chapelle-Basse-Mer

The Château de la Vrillière, built at the beginning of the seventeenth century in La Chapelle-Basse-Mer, is a house rebuilt around a rectangular courtyard, completed by a circular escape and listed as a historical monument in 2001.

Château
44470 Carquefou

The Château de la Seilleraye, built in the 17th and 18th centuries in Carquefu (Land of the Loire), is a listed historical monument, surrounded by a park redesigned in the 19th century. Former seigneury, it combines classical architecture and remarkable interior decorations.

Château
44700 Orvault

The château de la Morlière, an 18th-century mansion located in Orvault, Loire-Atlantique, was rebuilt in 1772 by architect Jean-Baptiste Ceineray for the Chancerel du Coudray family.

Château de style néo-classique et palladien
44710 Port-Saint-Père

Granville Castle, a neo-Palladian villa dating from the 1st quarter of the 19th century, stands in Port-Saint-Père in Loire-Atlantique, illustrating the Italian architecture and its English park.

Château de style Louis XIII
44850 Le Cellier

Clermont Castle, built between 1643 and 1649 at the Cellier (Loire-Atlantique), is a 17th-century historical monument combining Louis XIII architecture and views of the Loire. Former property of Louis de Funès, it embodies local history and Breton art of living.

Château fort
44190 Clisson

Clisson Castle, built between the 13th and 16th centuries, is an ancient Breton fortress overlooking the Nantaise Sèvre in Clisson (Loire-Atlantique). Ruined during the Revolution, it was partially restored and classified as Historic Monument in 1924.