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D5 Château de Carrouges - CARROUGES (61320)
Tel: 02 33 27 20 32 - Fax: 02 33 31 16 42
chateau.carrouges@monuments-nationaux.fr
www.carrouges.monuments-nationaux.fr
D5 Château de Couterne - COUTERNE (61410)
Tel: 02 33 37 97 97
C5 Donjon et prieuré Saint Symphorien - DOMFRONT (61700)
Tel: 02 33 38 53 97
E4 Château du Bourg Saint Léonard
LE BOURG-SAINT-LÉONARD (61310)
Tel: 02 33 67 32 98 / 02 33 36 68 68 - Fax: 02 33 36 54 11
harasdupintourisme@orange.fr
F5 Domaine et manoir de Courboyer - NOCÉ (61340)
Tel: 02 33 85 36 36 - Fax: 02 33 85 36 37
www.parc-naturel-perche.fr
E5 Château de Sassy - SAINT-CHRISTOPHE-LE-JAJOLET (61570)
Tel: 02 33 35 32 66 - Fax: 02 33 35 32 66
chateaudesassy@orange.fr
SEINE-MARITIME
F2 Château de Saint-Victor - ANCRETIÉVILLE-SAINT-VICTOR (76760)
1300 rue du Château
Tel: 06 21 60 78 62 - clpc2@wanadoo.fr
G2 Château de Blainville - BLAINVILLE-CREVON (76116)
Tel: 02 35 34 24 82 / 06 13 17 12 77 / 06 74 32 22 16
reine.archeojazz@yahoo.fr - www.blainville-crevon.fr / www.archeojazz.com
H1 Musée de la Verrerie - BLANGY-SUR-BRESLE (76340)
See section on Museums & Attractions.
F2 Château de Cany - CANY-BARVILLE (76450)
Tel: 02 35 97 87 36 / 06 14 25 51 29 - Fax: 02 35 57 31 80
G1 Château-Musée - DIEPPE (76200)
See section on Museums & Attractions.
F2 Château de Galleville - DOUDEVILLE (76560)
Tel: 02 35 96 54 65 / 02 35 96 61 61 / 06 13 07 81 32
Fax: 02 35 96 63 40
F2 Manoir du Catel - ÉCRETTEVILLE-LÈS-BAONS (76190)
Hameau du Champ d'Oisel - 244 rue du Manoir du Catel
Tel: 06 10 21 33 14 / 06 14 85 02 02
ftous1@yahoo.fr - www.manoirducatel.com
F2 Château et Roseraie du Mesnil-Geoffroy - ERMENOUVILLE (76740)
Tel: 02 35 57 12 77 - contact@chateau-mesnil-geoffroy.com
www.chateau-mesnil-geoffroy.com
E2 Château des Aygues - ÉTRETAT (76790) - Route de Fécamp
Tel: 02 35 28 92 77 - www.chateaulesaygues.com
E2 Château de Filières - GOMMERVILLE (76430)
Tel: 02 35 20 53 30 - http://chateaux-france.com
E2 Château et Parc d'Orcher - GONFREVILLE-L'ORCHER (76700)
Château d'Orcher - Tel: 06 11 36 87 86 / 02 35 45 45 91
jcharcourt@free.fr - www.chateaudorcher.com
G2 Château d'Hugleville - HUGLEVILLE-EN-CAUX (76570) - 552 Le Bourg
Tel: 06 60 52 57 66 / 02 35 32 57 66 / 06 72 95 75 71
Fax: 02 35 32 57 66 - flo.dhugleville@hotmail.fr - www.chateaudhugleville.fr
F3 Manoir Agnès Sorel - LE MESNIL-SOUS-JUMIÈGES (76480)
Tel: 02 35 71 51 39 / 02 35 37 58 73 / 06 66 34 91 60
G2 Château Gauthier Giffard - LONGUEVILLE-SUR-SCIE (76590)
Allée Lebaudy - Tel: 02 35 04 93 92 - Fax: 02 35 04 97 18
contact@varenneetscie.fr
G3 Musée des Traditions et Arts Normands - Château de Martainville
MARTAINVILLE-ÉPREVILLE (76116)
See section on Museums & Attractions.
G2 Château de Mesnières - MESNIÈRES-EN-BRAY (76270)
Avenue du Château - Tel: 02 35 93 10 04 - Fax: 02 35 94 55 77
mesnieres-en-bray@cneap.fr - www.chateau-mesnieres-76.com
G2 Château du Rombosc - MONT-CAUVAIRE (76690)
Tel: 02 35 32 78 79 - lerombosc@free.fr
G2 Château de Mondétour - MORGNY-LA-POMMERAYE (76750)
Rue du Château - Tel: 06 83 09 19 19 / 02 32 80 12 04
www.mondetour.com
F3 Château de Robert Le Diable - MOULINEAUX (76530)
Tel: 02 32 08 32 40
F1 Château de Tous-les-Mesnils - OUVILLE-LA-RIVIÈRE (76860)
265 Grande rue des Mousseaux
Tel: 06 69 31 57 88 - phscherer@naudet.com
G3
Tour Jeanne d'Arc - ROUEN (76000) - Rue Bouvreuil / Rue du Donjon
Tel: 02 35 98 16 21 - Fax: 02 32 76 31 70
musees.departementaux@cg76.fr - www.seinemaritime.net
14th/16th century state-owned château offering many attractive features including a
moat and gardens.
The 16th/18th century château of Couterne on 50-acre grounds. Exhibition room
displaying the history of the property.
Architectural, historical and archaeological site. 12th century Romanesque dungeon.
18th century building, with stables, orangery and park. Beautiful furniture and Aubusson
tapestries.
16th century manor with exhibitions explaining the history of the site and the surrounding
environment. Listed as a historic monument.
18th century château bordered by Ecouves forest, with famous terraced gardens.
Built at the beginning of the 18th century, listed as a historic monument. The rooms are
decorated with magnificent sculpted oak woodwork. Underground rooms allow visitors
to discover 18th century domestic life.
Ruins of 5 overlaying châteaux (11th & 18th century).
16th century manor house. Exhibition of glass making in the Bresle valley, glass blowing
demonstrations and shop.
Impressive Louis XIII building in the Durdent valley. 17th century furniture.
In this medieval fortress, navy rooms with models of ships, maps, sailing tools. French
paintings of the 19th and 20th centuries and ivory collection.
17th century château, elegant rooms, park and gardens.
One of the oldest manors of Normandy.
18th century castle. Privately owned, listed as a historic monument. Beautiful rose
garden. Maze in spring shrubs.
Listed as a historic monument. Summer residence of the Queens of Spain during the
19th century. Furnishings, souvenirs and porcelain from China.
18th century stone château. Rare furniture, objects of art from all over the world,
sculptures. Gardens.
French structured park overlooking the Seine estuary. 18th century furnished and
inhabited house.
19th century estate with a wooded park.
14th century Manor, where Agnès Sorel died.
Ruins of an 11th and 15th century château.
15th and 16th century château. Rich collections of everyday life items in Normandy, from
the 16th to the 19th century.
The castle roofs were destroyed by a fire, and the visit gives a glimpse of the extent of
the damage and the gradual renovation work in progress. The magnificent chapel roof is
now fully repaired. Beautiful gardens.
Interesting lodging house built in the 12th century, the façade is divided into five bays by
superimposed pillars.
The château was built between 1725 and 1730. In the main courtyard : chapel, corner
pavilions, stables and sheds. Dovecot and orangery, landscaped park and kitchen
garden.
The castle were Richard Lionheart lived was demolished, but still keeps it medieval base.
A large wide view over the Seine valley.
A 18th century château complete with a chapel and a dovecote.
The tower of Joan of Arc belonged to the château of Philippe Auguste (18th century).
This was where Joan of Arc was tortured.
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