Rating
4.1/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Mark Woodley (18 months ago)
This chateau must have one of the best, if not the finest library ever conceived for a private home. Be sure to visit the Tartar tent, a architectural garden folly constructed of metal replicating striped fabric completed with blue & white delft tile interior. There's also a pagoda on the grounds, a colonnaded footbridge and pleasing landscapes to wander through. The baroque style theatre was added in the 1950's and performances still occur on its stage. Incredible drapery and lighting inside the theatre not to be missed. Thankfully Carlos de Beistegui e Yturbe was not lacking in imagination or money to create such an eccentric, beautiful legacy. Approximately 30 miles outside Paris.
This chateau must have one of the best, if not the finest library ever conceived for a private home. Be sure to visit the Tartar tent, a architectural garden folly constructed of metal replicating striped fabric completed with blue & white delft tile interior. There's also a pagoda on the grounds, a colonnaded footbridge and pleasing landscapes to wander through. The baroque style theatre was added in the 1950's and performances still occur on its stage. Incredible drapery and lighting inside the theatre not to be missed. Thankfully Carlos de Beistegui e Yturbe was not lacking in imagination or money to create such an eccentric, beautiful legacy. Approximately 30 miles outside Paris.
Yacine Alami (18 months ago)
A great place to learn about French history and see an amazing castle. The garden is really beautiful and you can spend a nice sunny afternoon there. The guided visit is nice as well, but you can definitely just stroll through the castle by yourself! Live like and emperor !
A great place to learn about French history and see an amazing castle. The garden is really beautiful and you can spend a nice sunny afternoon there. The guided visit is nice as well, but you can definitely just stroll through the castle by yourself! Live like and emperor !
Asghar Ahmad (2 years ago)
Lovely place just s shame it's not maintained to preserve its history and former glory. The gardens are not kept but you can still imagine the beauty the place had all those years ago. The interior decoration still shows through and the period features are a delight. If you get a chance to visit, go for it
Lovely place just s shame it's not maintained to preserve its history and former glory. The gardens are not kept but you can still imagine the beauty the place had all those years ago. The interior decoration still shows through and the period features are a delight. If you get a chance to visit, go for it
Asghar Ahmad (2 years ago)
Lovely charming home that has seen a lot of change through the ages. Lately the home has not had the care to keep it presentable and the gardens are certainly not looking well kept. It's a shame as it's still very nice to visit if given the opportunity. If I was retired I would love the chance to get the gardens cleaned up and returned to former glory...
Lovely charming home that has seen a lot of change through the ages. Lately the home has not had the care to keep it presentable and the gardens are certainly not looking well kept. It's a shame as it's still very nice to visit if given the opportunity. If I was retired I would love the chance to get the gardens cleaned up and returned to former glory...
Derek May (2 years ago)
Made a big effort to try and visit this place with my Wife and Family. Tried to call them, email them, hired a car and and drove out on a Sunday but still we could not get access. A sign on the gate says visit the website, but the website has not been updated with opening hours. We were very disappointed. The village in which it is located is lovely and we had a nice time there. But be warned before you plan to visit Chateau de Groussay as you might not get in.
Made a big effort to try and visit this place with my Wife and Family. Tried to call them, email them, hired a car and and drove out on a Sunday but still we could not get access. A sign on the gate says visit the website, but the website has not been updated with opening hours. We were very disappointed. The village in which it is located is lovely and we had a nice time there. But be warned before you plan to visit Chateau de Groussay as you might not get in.
