Château de Bligny
Bligny Castle
Bligny
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Château de Bligny stands in Bligny (Aube), in the Grand Est region of France. Its opening hours and prices have not been verified at the source yet.
The château de Bligny, in the Aube department, stands on the site of a medieval castellany first recorded in 1465. The main building dates from the 18th century and rests on older cellars, with a wing and a tower added in the 19th century. Having passed from the Le Brun de Dinteville family to the Picot de Dampierre and later the Lorin family, the estate now houses a champagne house.
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What to know
- The château is currently owned by a champagne house, which shapes the type of visit on offer.
- The medieval castle chapel no longer stands, having fallen into ruin in 1770.
- The visible building combines an 18th-century core with 19th-century additions.
- No opening hours or admission fees are available for this site.
Where this château is
Bligny · Aube · Grand Est
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Address
Bligny, Aube
Directions open from wherever you are, by car or public transport.
- Heritage status
- Protection status unknown
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Frequently asked
- Can the château de Bligny be visited?
- The estate belongs to a champagne house, so any visit takes place in that context rather than as a standard open monument.
- How old is the château de Bligny?
- The present building dates from the 18th century, built over older cellars, with a wing and tower added in the 19th century.
- Are there remains of the medieval castle?
- The Sainte-Catherine castle chapel, recorded from the 15th century, fell into ruin in 1770 and no longer survives.
- Who owned the château de Bligny?
- It successively belonged to the Le Brun de Dinteville family, the Picot de Dampierre family, and then the Lorin family from the 1950s onward.
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