Chateau d'Yevre-le-Chatel
Chateau d'Yevre-le-Chatel
Chateau d'Yevre-le-Chatel
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marie-caroline v
Crevant, France2 contributions
Aug 2020 • Friends
Yèvre-le-Châtel is only 100 kms from Paris. The 13th century fort is open to visitors every day from April 1 to November 1 between 2 and 6 pm. Charge is 5 euros for adults and 3 euros for children between 3 and 15. Guided tours can be booked in advance by calling Les Compagnons de La Châtellenie at +33238342591. This wonderful example of medieval military architecture is complemented with gardens of some 150 medicinal plants. The entrance fee serves to pay the gardeners who keep the village full of flowers. The village boasts 2 more national landmarks, St Lubin and St Gault. This picture postcard village is a must whether on a day trip from Paris or on your way to the Loire Valley.
Written August 16, 2020
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JEAN MICHEL L
Le Mee-sur-Seine, France5,583 contributions
Jul 2024 • Family
Superb well developed fortress, sitting in the center of the village, entrance fee but acceptable (6 euros adults), the visit route is interesting and a little sporty to climb in the 3 towers and terraces open to the visit with the round path bringing all this together, but nothing insurmountable anyway. The view of the village and its restored houses will delight you! To note a small historical video of 15 minutes to discover, similarly 2 beautiful old gardens well presented and with instructional panels of each species. Must-see place to visit during your visit to Yèvre le Chatel.
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Written July 9, 2024
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up3004
Limours, France66 contributions
Oct 2020
We were visiting Pithiviers close by, and happened across this castle in the middle of a very picturesque town. The entrance fee is 5 euros for an unguided visit with a brochure containing details. It was very interesting and worthwhile.
Written November 5, 2020
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notacanada
Toronto, Canada871 contributions
Sep 2015 • Friends
Hard to find, Yèvres le Chatel is a small village near Pithiviers, about 150 kilometers from Paris. The twelfth century fort is only open to the public for festivals but worth walking around, as the small streets of the village are a riot of flowers. Yèvres has been selected as one of the 100 most beautiful villages of France.
At the entrance of village the ruins of the Saint Lubin church are enchanting. the ruins has been consolidated to be safe for visitors. It has no more roof, no more doors, and a green carpet of grass has replaced the floor tiles.
At the entrance of village the ruins of the Saint Lubin church are enchanting. the ruins has been consolidated to be safe for visitors. It has no more roof, no more doors, and a green carpet of grass has replaced the floor tiles.
Written September 4, 2015
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Jian Hong Ng
97 contributions
Jun 2016 • Couples
My wife-to-be and I went to this village, as recommended by our driver/guide, for our pre-wedding photoshoot. For city dwellers like us, it is one of the most beautiful village we have been to. The absence of skyscrapers and heavy traffic was a very stark contrast to us. Pristine, quiet, tranquil, peaceful. This is an mental and emotional oasis for us, a break from our hectic lifestyle. In fact, we were jokingly discussing the possibility of migrating to live.
Yèvre-le-Châtep most certainly do justice to the title of being one of the "most beautiful villages in France". A definite to-go place if you are driving around France.
Yèvre-le-Châtep most certainly do justice to the title of being one of the "most beautiful villages in France". A definite to-go place if you are driving around France.
Written July 25, 2016
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¿Cómo se puede llegar desde París?
Written April 14, 2015
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