The first Renaissance castle in France, Gaillon was accompanied in the 16th century by a series of remarkable gardens. Food gardens, pleasure gardens, hunting park, now extend over thirty hectares. Entirely to be restored, their gradual opening to the public allows to discover the main structures and views inherited from a sumptuous era. The archbishops of Rouen, owners of Gaillon until the Revolution, received Louis XII, François I, Louis XVI and Benjamin Franklin.

Monument historique, Jardin régulier (à la française), Jardin public

Access via the A13, from Paris, Caen, Le Havre, Rouen - Train station: Gaillon-Aubevoye - Bus line region - Parking of the castle in downtown Gaillon