Liven up your holidays!

Castle of Rouvray

Monument in Chambon

Listed as a Historic Monument for its facades, its roofs and the two towers of its former enclosure, the Château de Rouvray in Chambon, in Indre-et-Loire, was erected at the end of the 15th century by Jacques de Mallemouche.

Originally surrounded by a rectangular enclosure lined with moats, of which two towers can still be admired, the Château de Rouvray is accessible via a fortified gate rebuilt in the 16th century. It consists of a rectangular stately home confined by a cylindrical tower which served as a chapel.

It is only accessible from the outside.

Other monuments nearby

Church Saint-PaulChambon
Church Saint-LaurentBoussay (5.1 km)
Castle of BoussayBoussay (5.2 km)
Church Saint-MédardChaumussay (5.7 km)
Church of Preuilly-sur-ClaisePreuilly-sur-Claise (8.6 km)
Castle of La GuercheLa Guerche (9.7 km)
Castle Les ValléesTournon-Saint-Pierre (9.9 km)
Church Saint-MartinBossay-sur-Claise (10.4 km)

Weather

Thursday 28 march
Min. 5°C - Max. 12°C
Day
Night
Friday 29 march
Min. 9°C - Max. 13°C
Day
Night
Saturday 30 march
Min. 7°C - Max. 13°C
Day
Night

Leisure activities

Restaurants

Bed & breakfasts

Vacation rentals

Campsites

Hotels

Your holidays
A hotel
A vacation rental
A bed & breakfast
A campsite
A leisure activity
A restaurant
A rental car
A plane ticket
By continuing to browse our site, you are agreeing to the use of cookies to improve your experience and make targeted offers.
Find out more and make settings
Your account