Ancient walled city, the citadel of Champtoceaux was destroyed in 1420 by the Duke of Brittany. It remains as a vestige 2 entrance towers and the ruins of the old stronghold. These vestiges offer visitors a very nice ride in a rich and mysterious place. This walled city covering 30 hectares. Only the stately part is now available. This historic site offers walkers a beautiful course. It allows them to discover the ruins of the citadel (dungeon, chapel St Pierre, cistern, vaulted cellar, drawbridge) and a magnificent view of the Loire Valley. The tumultuous history of this site reference to the different fortresses of the Marches of Brittany and the kingdom of France.
Spoken languages :EnglishVisiting languages:French
Home groups:yes
Pets allowed
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Guided tour (permanence):2
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Archaeological site
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Castle
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Citadel
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Fortified compound and ramparts
Join by public transport
The accesses
- Road (national / local) 2 km
- Motorway 10 km
- Airport / aerodrome 30 km
- SNCF train station 2 km
