Berzé le Châtel castle
Imposing medieval fortress overlooking vineyards in Lamartine’s valley. Set in a -conservation area opposite the prehistoric site of Solutré.
Built between the 13th and 15th centuries around the 10th century Carolingian Chapel.
Within the castle walls, three separate walled gardens incorporating orchards, kitchen gardens and a French parterre.
Possible guided tours in English.
Events of the year
Medieval festivals on May 29, 30, 31 and june 1st : artisan market, horse jousting, archery shows and fights, on-site catering.
The Medievals of the Assumption, from August 15 to 17 : medieval activities, archers and cannoneers, artisan market. Catering on site.
2025 open or guided visits (55 mins)
- From April 5 to June 24 and from September 1 to November 2:
Open every day except Monday, from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Last admission at 5 p.m. Guided tour at 5 p.m. - From June 24 to August 31:
Open daily from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Last admission at 6 p.m. Self-guided and guided tours available. (See schedule on our website)
Tastings
Tastings are available at the end of the tours, either directly at the boutique or in the château gardens, upon reservation.
Groups (from 20 people)
- All the year, by appointment. Wine tasting possible.
Find out more:
Berzé le Châtel
Brancion
Chaumont en Charolais
Cormatin
Couches
Digoine
Drée
Germolles
La Ferté
Pierreclos
Pierre de Bresse
Rully
Saint-Point
Sully
Berzé le Châtel
Chaumont en Charolais
Couches
Drée
La Ferté
Pierre de Bresse
Saint-Point
Brancion
Cormatin
Digoine
Germolles
Pierreclos
Rully
Sully
Berzé le Châtel
Cormatin
Drée
Pierreclos
Saint-Point
Brancion
Couches
La Ferté
Pierre de Bresse
Sully
Chaumont en Charolais
Digoine
Germolles
Rully
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