Château d'Ardelay

Description

Château d'Ardelay was originally a wooden motte-and-bailey castle erected in the 11th century. The stone castle dates from the 15th centuy and outer buildings from the 18th century. It is still one of the most remarkable examples of medieval and military architecture in the region.

Address
Rue du Donjon 17, Les Herbiers, France

Established
15th century

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