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The Château de Montfleury

Zeitraum der Öffnung

Vom 01/04 bis 30/06/2025, jeden Samstag und Sonntag von 14 Uhr bis 18 Uhr.

Vom 01/07 bis 31/08/2025, täglich von 14 Uhr bis 18 Uhr.

Vom 01/09 bis 31/10/2025, jeden Samstag und Sonntag von 14 Uhr bis 18 Uhr.

Gesprochene Sprache(n): Französisch, Italienisch

Haustiere akzeptiert: Oui

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Anzahl Personen max.: 150

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Preise

Erwachsene: 8 €

Kinder: 4 €

Erwachsene Gruppe: 7 €

Kinder Gruppenkarte: 4 €.

Kostenlos für Kinder unter 6 Jahren, die Presse, die Fahrer, behinderte Menschen.

Gruppentarif ab 15 Personen.

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The Château de Montfleury which architecture was modified a couple of times through centuries, is the last fortified place in the Avant-Pays Savoyard - foreland of Savoie.

The Château de Montfleury is located between Saint-Genix-Sur-Guiers and Pont-de-Beauvoisin and is composed of a thirteen-century Saracen tower. As you go into the castle courtyard, you can feel the eyes of its gargoyles looking at you.

Inside, you will discover 4000 years of History through military archeology. You will see by yourself the impressive collections in the guardroom, the edged weapons room and the artillery. Some of these items are very rare, such as a bronze Celtic helmet from the 5th or 4th century BC.

During your visit, you will go into rooms which have been restored and furnished with period furniture: the kitchen, Alberthe de Rubempré's room and the room of the owner of the castle.

It will be a visit full of surprises since you will next jump into a century of means of transportation. Velocipedes from 1820 to 1920 have been collected by the actual owner of the castle.

Finally, the visit will end up with old agricultural tools in the castle's outbuilding. These tools will amaze the youngest while the oldest will be reminded of a not-so-far past.