When was the château de Nesles built?

It was founded around 1226 by Count Robert III of Dreux, modelled on the château de Dourdan.

Is the château de Nesles a listed historic monument?

Yes, the enclosure walls, towers and keep were listed by decree on 29 May 1922, excluding the farm buildings.

What remains of the château de Nesles today?

Visitors can see an enclosure flanked by eight towers and a cylindrical keep about 30 metres high, now in ruins.

Is the château de Nesles connected to Joan of Arc's history?

It belonged to Guillaume de Flavy, a captain suspected of having contributed to Joan of Arc's capture at Compiègne.

Château de Nesles

Nesles Castle

Seringes-et-Nesles

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Adult: €3
Child: Free

Free for under 12 years old

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Where: Seringes-et-Nesles

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Château de Nesles stands in Seringes-et-Nesles (Aisne), in the Hauts-de-France region of France. The building is listed as a historic monument (dating recorded in the Mérimée database: 13th century, 14th century). Adult admission costs 3 EUR. Its opening hours and prices have not been verified at the source yet.

On the commune of Seringes-et-Nesles, in the Aisne department, the ruins of the château de Nesles stand on an isolated site away from the village. Built around 1226 on the model of the château de Dourdan, this former stronghold features a quadrangular enclosure flanked by eight towers and dominated by a cylindrical keep some thirty metres high. The site has a turbulent history, including a fifteenth-century siege and the presence of Guillaume de Flavy, a controversial figure linked to the trial of Joan of Arc.

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What to know

The site lies about 2 kilometres east of the village of Seringes-et-Nesles.
These are open-air ruins, so visitors should expect uneven ground underfoot.
Only the enclosure walls, towers and keep are listed as historic monuments, excluding the farm buildings built into the site.
The adult admission fee is 3 euros.

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Opening hours

toute l'année en semaine: 10h30-12h00, 14h00-16h30
week-end et jours fériés du 01/04 au 15/10: 10h00-19h00
week-end et jours fériés du 16/10 au 31/03: 10h00-17h00

Prices

Adult: €3
Child: Free

Free for under 12 years old

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Where this château is

Seringes-et-Nesles · Aisne · Hauts-de-France

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Le Château de Nesles, 02130 Seringes-et-Nesles

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Château phone number

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Heritage status: Listed historic monument (classé); Mérimée record PA00115932
Period of construction: 13th century, 14th century

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Château de Nesles: how much is admission?: Adult admission is €3. Child: free. Free for: under 12 years old.
When was the château de Nesles built?: It was founded around 1226 by Count Robert III of Dreux, modelled on the château de Dourdan.
Is the château de Nesles a listed historic monument?: Yes, the enclosure walls, towers and keep were listed by decree on 29 May 1922, excluding the farm buildings.
What remains of the château de Nesles today?: Visitors can see an enclosure flanked by eight towers and a cylindrical keep about 30 metres high, now in ruins.
Is the château de Nesles connected to Joan of Arc's history?: It belonged to Guillaume de Flavy, a captain suspected of having contributed to Joan of Arc's capture at Compiègne.