This chateau, dating from the second half of the 18th century, originally belonged to a noble family. Later, it was sold to a wealthy businessman. In the early 1990s, a fire broke out, and the building was reduced to the carcass that remains today. But what a beautiful carcass it is!
Since the devastating fire, it has already been largely reclaimed by nature. A few beautiful staircases and fireplaces still serve as reminders of the grandeur the chateau must have once possessed...
A visit to this ruin is not without danger. To begin with, you need to watch out for the ranger keeping a watchful eye. Furthermore, there is a real risk of collapse, and nothing on the upper floors is secured against the danger of falling. It is therefore essential to pay very close attention to where you put your feet!
I hope to return there one day for a winter visit. I'm pretty sure the ruin must look fantastic under a layer of snow!
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