Can you visit the château de Logempré?

No, the château is closed to the public, having been uninhabited and deteriorating since 1998.

How old is the château de Logempré?

The current building dates from the late 15th century, rebuilt by the Roncherolles family on the site of an earlier 12th and 14th century stronghold.

Who stayed at the château de Logempré?

Henri IV and Gabrielle d'Estrées reportedly stayed there in the late 16th century.

Is the château de Logempré being restored?

Bought by new owners in 2023, it is among the projects supported by the 2025 Loto du patrimoine.

Castle of Pont-Saint-Pierre

Pont-Saint-Pierre

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Where: Pont-Saint-Pierre

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Château de Logempré stands in Pont-Saint-Pierre (Eure), in the Normandie region of France. No visits are on record for this building.

The château de Logempré stands in Pont-Saint-Pierre, in the Eure department, on the site of a medieval stronghold rebuilt at the end of the 15th century by the Roncherolles family. Once the seat of a barony and a site of some significance during the Hundred Years' War, it is remembered for a stay by Henri IV and Gabrielle d'Estrées. Left empty since the late 1990s and long neglected, it changed hands in 2023 and is now the subject of a restoration project backed by the Loto du patrimoine.

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What to know

The château is not currently open to visitors due to its condition and ongoing restoration work.
Empty since 1998, the building is in a state of disrepair that makes public access unsafe.
No information on opening hours, admission fees or visiting arrangements is currently available.
The estate appeared in the 1946 film Pas si bête, starring Bourvil, of interest to film history enthusiasts.

Where this château is

Pont-Saint-Pierre · Eure · Normandie

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Address

Pont-Saint-Pierre, Eure

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Heritage status: Protection status unknown; Mérimée record IA00016793

Itineraries

Normandy castles in 2 days from Caen

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Frequently asked

Can you visit the château de Logempré?: No, the château is closed to the public, having been uninhabited and deteriorating since 1998.
How old is the château de Logempré?: The current building dates from the late 15th century, rebuilt by the Roncherolles family on the site of an earlier 12th and 14th century stronghold.
Who stayed at the château de Logempré?: Henri IV and Gabrielle d'Estrées reportedly stayed there in the late 16th century.
Is the château de Logempré being restored?: Bought by new owners in 2023, it is among the projects supported by the 2025 Loto du patrimoine.