Castles in Lower Normandy

Château de style Classique
50840 Saint-Pierre-Église

The castle of Saint-Pierre-Eglise, built in the 18th century in Saint-Pierre-Eglise (Manche, Normandy), is a historic residence surrounded by a park of 55 hectares, partially classified as historical monuments.

Château
14140 Livarot-Pays-d'Auge

Fervaques Castle, built between the 16th and 17th centuries in Livarot-Pays-d'Auge (Normandy), is a historical estate combining Renaissance architecture and medieval remains, classified as a historical monument for its Norman building art.

Château de style Renaissance
50360 Crosville-sur-Douve

The castle of Crosville-sur-Douve, an ancient fortified residence of the 15th and 17th centuries, stands in Normandy, in the English Channel. This historic monument combines medieval and classical architecture, marked by the Boudet family of Crosville.

Château de plaisance
50340 Flamanville

The castle of Flamanville, a 17th century marina, stands in the Cotentin, on the town of Flamanville (Manche, Normandy). It is part of historical monuments and combines classical architecture with medieval remains.

Château de plaisance
50390 Golleville

The Château de la Bretonnière, built in the 17th and 18th centuries in Golleville, Normandy, is a historical monument combining classical houses, chapel and common stone-brick damier, surrounded by moats and gardens.

Château
50000 Saint-Lô

The Château de la Vaucelle, a castle of the fourteenth and sixteenth centuries, stands in Saint-Lô in the Manche, Normandy. Adorned with turrets and a historic chapel, it bears witness to the local medieval heritage.

Château de style Louis XIII
14480 Creully sur Seulles

The Manneville estate, 17th century Louis XIII style castle, is located in Creully sur Seulles in Normandy. Ranked a historic monument, it combines elegant architecture and a park with three-centre aisles.

Château
14990 Bernières-sur-Mer

Semilly Castle, built in the 17th century in Bernières-sur-Mer (Calvados), is a historical monument whose pavilions have been classified since 1937. Located between the church and the sea, it illustrates Norman residential architecture.