France Couterne Castle
In 1542, Jehan de Frotté, a poet at the court of Margaret of Navarre, bought the ruins of a fortified castle at Couterne, in Normandy, France. The former fortified castle belonged to the extinct family of the lords of Couterne.
The castle dates from the 16th and 18th centuries. It is built in granite and pink brick.
During the French Revolution, the castle was plundered by a crowd of peasants.
After 475 years, the castle is still inhabited by the de Frotté family.
The castle dates from the 16th and 18th centuries. It is built in granite and pink brick.
During the French Revolution, the castle was plundered by a crowd of peasants.
After 475 years, the castle is still inhabited by the de Frotté family.
Travel Information
There is no parkingplace.
Spot Type
Outdoor
Crowd Factor
Nearly no other people
Best Timing
Daytime in fall
Sunrise & Sunset
08:19 - 17:16
| current local time: 10:05
Photo Themes
Castle
Locations
Couterne
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