Henry IV style castle built in the early seventeenth century, Canteloup has kept the same face since its construction in 1610. Heir to the past, open to the present but looking to the future; it is an example of sustainable architecture.
The castle of Canteloup has preserved its architectural integrity, the initial plan has remained, and offers a set of built elements, chapel, stables, outbuildings that have retained their function. Located on the banks of the Seine and at the foot of the hill of the two lovers, it invites to discover the Norman legends in the context of a romantic park.In the XXI century the castle of Canteloup remains a living witness.
The tour that is systematically guided includes:
the park,
the exterior of the buildings (chappelle, outbuildings, storeroom, stables)
inside the castle (ground floor)
The inside of a barn.
Comments on the visit will focus on:
the history of the site and the castle
the architectural elements
daily life from the 17th century to the 20th century
the legend of the two lovers
the tour lasts one hour, departures take place approximately every 30 minutes from 2pm. the last departure takes place at 6:30pm