CASTILLO YOAN

This is a privately owned Chateau that has been for 100's of years. The latest owners with the help of the Local Government have restored alot but they desperately need a new roof. You can see in some of the rooms that water is coming through and affecting the rooms beneath. Such a shame. You can only visit the first floor. The rooms are very intricate and pretty with some seriously pretty floors. Parquet and tiled which are in very good condition at the moment. We managed to capture a QR code at the entrance which allowed us to listen to an audio guide which was excellent and allowed us to appreciate the history. Really enjoyable and we spent 2 hours inside and the time flew by.

This chateau is always a hit with visiting guests from out of country. Numerous rooms have been restored and contribute to the beauty of the chateau and its storied past. The gardens provide an enjoyable walk, whether you stay close to the chateau or wander out to the folly. The staff are friendly and helpful. The chateau can accommodate group tours in English; otherwise there is a written guide to help you along as you tour.

Nice example of a french chateau. Decent guides offered (paper or audio - in french and English). Dressing up clothes for the kids were pretty fun, and they got to wear them all around the chateau inside. Well worth the visit. Grounds outside were also nice, though worth knowing that they don't allow picnics in the grounds.

Beautiful and historical place in a small village but good area with good foods and people are friendly. I didn’t get inside as it was an event day But recommend it

Beautiful chateau and gardens worth a visit. €25 for 2 adults. They close for lunch 12.30-2 so we had to split our visit house before lunch then gardens after. An unusual exhibition of hairstyles through the ages A section of the ground floor rooms are being restored. Amazing detailed work.

The Chateau is a beautiful ruin, however, the people who care for it do an amazing job of preserving it's integrity. Without that work going on continuously the building would be merely a pile of rubble! While in the ruins of the Chateau, one can imagine what the inhabitants did in their lives, who visited, the people who worked there, what the area was like and the daily routines of the ladies, gentlemen, serfs, footmen and lackeys, not to mention the threats from mauraudering gangs of thieves and ruffians who traversed the countryside!

Beautiful castle. Wonderful gardens. Lego exhibition going on. Audio guides available in different languages. Friendly staff. We enjoyed the visit! Totally recommended.

As in france we wanted to go to a Chateau wow this was a fine one too open all day (unlike everything else in France shuts 12 till 3 🤨) fine rooms amazing painting on the walls. Followed by a pizza from the village/town.