Is the château de Quinéville open to visitors?

Available information does not specify opening hours or admission fees; the estate is privately owned.

How old is the current château?

The building seen today was rebuilt in the early 18th century on the remains of a medieval stronghold.

What remains of the medieval castle?

Only vaulted structures survive from the 11th-12th century construction, which was destroyed before the 18th-century rebuilding.

Has the château appeared in a film?

Yes, it served as a filming location in 2024 for the movie Les Rois de la piste.

Château de Quinéville

Quinéville Castle

Quinéville

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Château de Quinéville stands in Quinéville (Manche), in the Normandie region of France. Its opening hours and prices have not been verified at the source yet.

The château de Quinéville stands in the Manche department, close to the village's Notre-Dame church, on the site of a medieval stronghold of which only vaulted remains survive. The current building, rebuilt in the early 18th century, shows an ordered façade with Ionic pilasters, a carved pediment and a wrought-iron balcony in the Louis XV style. Behind it, a French formal garden contains an old conical-roofed ice house and a freestanding chimney whose origin is still debated. The estate was used as a film location in 2024 for Les Rois de la piste.

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What to know

The château stands about 200 metres from the Notre-Dame church of Quinéville.
The building seen today dates from the early 18th century and replaced a medieval stronghold that has since disappeared.
The formal garden still contains an old ice house and a standalone chimney separate from the main buildings.
The estate is privately owned and has been restored with the help of a local heritage association.

Practical information

Opening hours

ouvert tous les jours de l'année sauf le 1er mars et le 1er novembre
arrivées à partir de 16h, départs jusqu'à 11h

Annual closures : March 1st; November 1st

Visit duration: Not verified
Wheelchair access: Not verified
Dogs: Not verified
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Where this château is

Quinéville · Manche · Normandie

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Address

18 Rue de l'Église, 50310 Quinéville

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Château phone number

+33 2 33 21 42 67

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Heritage status: Protection status unknown; Mérimée record IA50000226

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Frequently asked

Is the château de Quinéville open to visitors?: Available information does not specify opening hours or admission fees; the estate is privately owned.
How old is the current château?: The building seen today was rebuilt in the early 18th century on the remains of a medieval stronghold.
What remains of the medieval castle?: Only vaulted structures survive from the 11th-12th century construction, which was destroyed before the 18th-century rebuilding.
Has the château appeared in a film?: Yes, it served as a filming location in 2024 for the movie Les Rois de la piste.