You'll like : This castle was originally a stronghold, built to fulfil military criteria. 'Les Médiévales' is an annual fair organised in the castle grounds, featuring a range of attractions linked to the Middle Ages.
Remains of a medieval castle and church, with UNESCO World Heritage status due to their connection with the Santiago de Compostella pilgrim way. The church houses the striking tombs of the Lords of Folleville in Carrara marble, an example of the Italian Renaissance having spread as far as Picardy. Below the castle is a village where traces of its past and its setting are reconstituted.
Architectural style
Gothic, Renaissance
Historical monuments category
Listed or registered (CNMHS), UNESCO World Heritage
