Château de Berzy-le-Sec

Berzy-le-Sec, France

Château de Berzy-le-Sec was built in the 14th century and it was rebuilt in 1445 and again in the 16th century. The chapel dates from the 16th century. The eastern part is also well-preserved. During the World War I Berzy-le-Sec was destroyed and became a ruin. It is now owned by the local community.

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Founded: 14th century
Category: Castles and fortifications in France
Historical period: Valois Dynasty and Hundred Year's War (France)

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User Reviews

Fabrice Poulain (3 years ago)
I really appreciated this este of castle which cannot be visited because of its security. Nevertheless, I liked the different architectural styles that make it up. The rehabilitation association seems very competent to me. I can only wish for financial contributions, subsidies for example, to the municipality in order to help it in the rehabilitation of such a construction. I advise to discover this site.
Axl Ch (3 years ago)
The ASPAM which works to maintain or restore the place is carrying out a superb mission. Thanks to them.
Gilles ROY (3 years ago)
No visit possible a beautiful exterior
Sylvie Merelle (4 years ago)
Very nice bike race la bercycle
teirlynck isabelle (4 years ago)
Very pretty
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