Is the château de Vaux-sur-Seine open to visitors?

The available information does not specify opening days or hours.

Who transformed the château de Vaux-sur-Seine?

The sculptor Carlo Marochetti, who acquired it in 1822, and later his son, also a sculptor, remodeled the building in the 19th century.

How old is the château de Vaux-sur-Seine?

It dates back to the 16th century, with four original round towers and one wing still standing.

Is the park protected?

Yes, the walled park, including the kitchen garden, has been listed as a historic monument since the decree of 3 September 2020.

Château de Vaux-sur-Seine

Vaux-sur-Seine

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Château de Vaux stands in Vaux-sur-Seine (Yvelines), in the Île-de-France region of France. The building is listed as a historic monument (dating recorded in the Mérimée database: 16th century, milieu 19th century). Its opening hours and prices have not been verified at the source yet.

Located in Vaux-sur-Seine, this 16th-century château retains four round towers and one original wing, later transformed in the 19th century by the sculptor Carlo Marochetti and then by his son. Both artists filled the building with their own works alongside reused decorative pieces - bas-reliefs, tapestries, leather panels - especially visible in the first-floor corridor. The eleven-hectare grounds include a wooded park, a kitchen garden and an orchard, and once welcomed visitors such as Rossini and Cavour.

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What to know

The château still belongs to the Marochetti family and has held the Maisons des Illustres label since 2012.
The facades, roofs, entrance hall, dining room, Hunting room, staircases, first-floor corridor and enclosed park are protected as historic monuments.
The eleven-hectare estate includes a wooded park with belvederes, a kitchen garden and an orchard.
No opening hours or admission prices are given in the available information.

Where this château is

Vaux-sur-Seine · Yvelines · Île-de-France

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Chem. des Champeaux, 78740 Vaux-sur-Seine

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Heritage status: Listed historic monument (classé); Mérimée record PA78000003
Period of construction: 16th century, milieu 19th century

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Is the château de Vaux-sur-Seine open to visitors?: The available information does not specify opening days or hours.
Who transformed the château de Vaux-sur-Seine?: The sculptor Carlo Marochetti, who acquired it in 1822, and later his son, also a sculptor, remodeled the building in the 19th century.
How old is the château de Vaux-sur-Seine?: It dates back to the 16th century, with four original round towers and one wing still standing.
Is the park protected?: Yes, the walled park, including the kitchen garden, has been listed as a historic monument since the decree of 3 September 2020.