Rating
3.9/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Andrew Triganza Scott (2 years ago)
Interesting old tower castle. Unfortunately it looks a little run down or somewhat abandoned.
Interesting old tower castle. Unfortunately it looks a little run down or somewhat abandoned.
Roberto Buzzi (2 years ago)
Old tower more than a castle. It can be reached following a long footpath that circles the valley
Old tower more than a castle. It can be reached following a long footpath that circles the valley
Gianluca Talento (4 years ago)
The castle of Châtelard also known as the Tower of Châtelard or more simply Châtelard would be wonderful to be able to visit it also as ruins for the historical significance that its walls have. It is a private property and cannot be visited. For many years, when I pass over there, I observe and photograph it and observe it for its particular charm. We hope that sooner or later we can see it up close or from inside in all its glory
The castle of Châtelard also known as the Tower of Châtelard or more simply Châtelard would be wonderful to be able to visit it also as ruins for the historical significance that its walls have. It is a private property and cannot be visited. For many years, when I pass over there, I observe and photograph it and observe it for its particular charm. We hope that sooner or later we can see it up close or from inside in all its glory
tiziana pellissier (4 years ago)
Suggestivo,ma non si può visitare ed è tutto recintato
Suggestivo,ma non si può visitare ed è tutto recintato
Simone Nerviani (5 years ago)
Built in the 12th century, Château de Châtelard changed several properties and was almost completely destroyed by French revolutionary troops in 1793. Today it is private and public access is not allowed. Only ruins remain of the original castle. The tower is well preserved, while the walls and the rest of the buildings have been destroyed. It enjoys a spectacular view of the valley thanks to its raised position.
Built in the 12th century, Château de Châtelard changed several properties and was almost completely destroyed by French revolutionary troops in 1793. Today it is private and public access is not allowed. Only ruins remain of the original castle. The tower is well preserved, while the walls and the rest of the buildings have been destroyed. It enjoys a spectacular view of the valley thanks to its raised position.
