Where is the château de Latingy located?

It is located in Mardié, in the Loiret department, on the north bank of the Loire.

How old is the château de Latingy?

A plan dated 1668 shows a large complex already in existence, parts of which were rebuilt in the 19th century.

What remains of the original buildings?

The estate still includes a chapel, outbuildings and two farms, one with a dovecote dated 1550.

Château de Latingy

Latingy Castle

Mardié

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Where: Mardié

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Château de Latingy stands in Mardié (Loiret), in the Centre-Val de Loire region of France. No visits are on record for this building.

The château de Latingy stands on the north bank of the Loire, in Mardié, in the Loiret department, within the area listed by Unesco as part of the Loire Valley. Its history shows through successive changes: a 1668 plan records a large complex, partly demolished and replaced by two wings built in the 1870s. Around the main building stand a chapel, outbuildings and two farms, one of which still has a dovecote dated 1550.

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What to know

The château is located in Mardié, in the Loiret department, on the north bank of the Loire.
The site lies within the Loire Valley area listed as Unesco World Heritage.
No verified information is available regarding opening hours, admission fees or visiting conditions.

Where this château is

Mardié · Loiret · Centre-Val de Loire

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Mardié, Loiret

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Where is the château de Latingy located?: It is located in Mardié, in the Loiret department, on the north bank of the Loire.
How old is the château de Latingy?: A plan dated 1668 shows a large complex already in existence, parts of which were rebuilt in the 19th century.
What remains of the original buildings?: The estate still includes a chapel, outbuildings and two farms, one with a dovecote dated 1550.