Guided tour of the castle park of Sermange

Name: Guided tour of the castle park of Sermange
Start: 2024-05-31T14:30:00+02:00
End: 2024-06-02T17:30:00+02:00
Location: Château de Sermange

For the Rendez-vous aux jardins 2024, we invite you to come and discover the vegetable garden, the greenhouse, the flower beds and the remarkable trees of the park. This national event will allow you

31 May - 2 JunePassed

Conditions

Price: 5 € | Free for children, students and people with reduced mobility.

For the Rendez-vous aux jardins 2024, we invite you to come and discover the vegetable garden, the greenhouse, the flower beds and the remarkable trees of the park. This national event will allow you to learn more about the history of the park and the castle.

Types of events

Guided tour

2024 Theme

The five senses in the garden

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Conditions for participation

Usual fare

Type of audience

Children (0 – 15 years), Youth (15 - 20 years), Schools, Adult, General public

About the location

Château de Sermange

1 rue de Gendrey 39700 Sermange

Jura
Bourgogne-Franche-Comté

The park of the castle of Sermange: The domain of the castle of Sermange extends on 6 ha. In 1717, Charles François Bouhelier adviser to the parliament and attorney general to the chamber and course of Franche-Comté built on his seigneury between Gendrey and Sermange a country residence. In 1762 François Langlois, the king’s councillor in Dole’s house of accounts, acquired the property and it is thought that he could attribute the chapel and also the porch and baskets of it to the architect of Dole Claude François Attire. In 1772 the Baron de Tricornot bought this estate and we probably owe to his talents as botanists the remarkable trees. In 1902 the property was sold to Comté Fresson which had the main house enlarged by two wings in the same style. He also had the chapel restored. At that time and create a large park to replace the old vines affected by phylloxera. Since 2008, the new owners renovate the estate and in particular the park according to the historical study you will dis