Château de Maisons

During the reign of Louis XIII (1601-1643), architect François Mansart, started the construction in 1634. His style is characteristic of the return to antiquity appeared around 1650. The inauguration took place in 1651 with a celebration hosted by the regent Anne d'Autriche and the young King Louis XIV. The castle built with columns, pilasters and pediments announce Versailles. It belongs to Longueuil fazmily and their descendants, Soyecourt until 1777. At that date Count d'Artois, acquires it. It was confiscated during the Revolution. In 1818, Jacques Laffitte bought it, then it's the turn of the state in 1905.

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Phone	0139620149
Website	Official website

Opening hours

Schedules subject

Open
every day except Tuesday
16 May to 15 September, 10am to 12.30pm and 14h to 18h
September 16 to 15 May, 10am to 12.30pm and 14h to 17h

Closed
1 January, 1 May, 1 and November 11, December 25

Prices

Full price: 7 €
Reduced price: 4.50 €
Adult groups: 5,50 € (from 20 persons)
School groups: 30 € (35 people maximum, 20 € for PTA)

Free:
Under 18 (accompanied by an adult)
18-25 years (nationals of 27 countries of the European Union and non-European residents regularly on French territory)
Disabled person and their companion
Jobseeker