The castle of Mongenan offers you to live an hour in the eighteenth century.

Come admire a superb collection composed of costumes, fans, portraits, earthenware, porcelains, painted canvases, masonic objects.
Walk through the gardens, classified as Historical Monuments and labeled «Remarkable Garden».
Discover through the family archives, the political, financial, philosophical and romantic itinerary of Antoine-Claude de Valdec de Lessart, minister of Louis XVI, director of the Compagnie des Indes, massacred during the Revolution. His taste for wine, botany and belonging to the Freemasonry marked Mongenan forever.
Look at the famous herbarium made for the Baron de Gascq by Jean-Jacques Rousseau, who is too often forgotten that he was also an engraver, botanist, violinist and composer before being a novelist and philosopher.
Visit the Masonic Temple, which hosted costumes from 1737 to 1898, as well as its reflection cabinet and collection of ritual objects and manuscripts.