Accueil Organise your stay Visits Châteaux & monuments Château of Gué-Péan
The Gué-Péan is a still inhabitated château of exception in the Cher valley, near Chenonceau and Beauval. It has notably a remarkable imperial tower. During spring, you can discover, thanks to a guided visit, its chapel, Grande Galerie, furnishing salons (classified fireplace) and library.
Description
A Renaissance jewel in a green setting, this quadrilateral château surrounded by corner towers with domes and lanterns, one of which houses the chapel, the largest being machicolated, curtain wall, the main building with a square wing, main courtyard, 2 Renaissance pavilions, a beautiful monumental fireplace from the early 17th century.
The entrance fee includes the visit free of the chapel and the imperial tower (30 mn) as well as the conducted tour of the lounges of the castle (30 mn) where a stone sculptured chimney is attributed to Germain Pilon.
The entrance fee includes the visit free of the chapel and the imperial tower (30 mn) as well as the conducted tour of the lounges of the castle (30 mn) where a stone sculptured chimney is attributed to Germain Pilon.
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| Pricing | Min. | Max. |
|---|---|---|
| Full adult price | 12 € | Not communicated |
| Discount rate | 8 € | Not communicated |
| Group rate | 10 € | Not communicated |
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