When Jacques Siegfried bought the Château de Langeais in 1886, he set out to recreate a model 15th-century residence, complete with furniture, tapestries and objets d’art of the period.

A tour of the interior not only gives a good idea of day-to-day life in the Middle Ages, but also provides reminders of a key event in French history: the marriage of Charles VIII and Duchess Anne of Brittany, which eventually led to her still-independent duchy becoming part of France.

The premises include displays and bedrooms (in the main building) and large halls (in the southern wing).



The park and its provisions for recreational and play


Foulque Nerra’s medieval construction site
Tree-house
Playgrounds: battle steeds for little knights