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Castle of La Haichois

Monument in Mordelles

Built in the town of Mordelles, in Ille-et-Vilaine, the Château de La Haichois was erected at the end of the 19th century on the remains of a first building. Originally owned by the Count of Toulouse-Lautrec and his wife, Émilie de la Haichois, it is particularly known for its 17th century paneling in the large oriental-inspired living room.

The Château de La Haichois also has a very beautiful 17th century chapel and a dovecote from the same period. The whole is completed by an English park. Consisting of a main body flanked by projecting pavilions, a polygonal avant-corps and a circular tower, the building comprises a basement floor with an English courtyard, a square floor and an attic floor. In cut stone for the shell, it is also in granite for the base and in limestone with brick bands for the elevation.

Other monuments nearby

Castle of BeaumontMordelles
Castle of the MolantBréal-sous-Montfort (2.2 km)
Castle of La Haute-ForêtBréal-sous-Montfort (2.5 km)
Church Saint-Melaine de MoignéLe Rheu (3.7 km)
Castle of BlossacGoven (5.8 km)
Archaeological Site of La BouexièreBréal-sous-Montfort (6.3 km)
Castle of La GlestièrePacé (7.2 km)
Limestone Kiln of LormandièreChartres-de-Bretagne (7.7 km)

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Thursday 28 march
Min. 4°C - Max. 12°C
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Friday 29 march
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Saturday 30 march
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