Is the château de Toury open to visitors?

No information on opening hours or visiting conditions is currently available.

What is the history of the château de Toury?

Recognised from the 13th century as one of the main baronies of the Bourbonnais, it belonged to Anne de Beaujeu and is linked to the writer Jean de Meung.

Château de Toury

Toury Castle

Neuvy

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Where: Neuvy

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Château de Toury stands in Neuvy (Allier), in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region of France. No visits are on record for this building.

The château de Toury stands in the commune of Neuvy, in the Allier department. Recognised as one of the principal baronies of the Bourbonnais from the early 13th century, it once belonged to Anne de Beaujeu and is linked to the writer Jean de Meung, said to have composed part of the Roman de la Rose there. Practical visiting details are not currently available.

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Where this château is

Neuvy · Allier · Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

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Address

Neuvy, Allier

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Where is the château de Toury located?: It stands in the commune of Neuvy, in the Allier department.
Is the château de Toury open to visitors?: No information on opening hours or visiting conditions is currently available.
What is the history of the château de Toury?: Recognised from the 13th century as one of the main baronies of the Bourbonnais, it belonged to Anne de Beaujeu and is linked to the writer Jean de Meung.