Can visitors access the ruins of Jean d'Arrabloy's manor?

The ruins are on-site in Gien, but consist only of a partially preserved fortified enclosure and moats, with no documented specific tourist facilities.

What remains of the manor?

The continuous enclosure and moats survive. The buildings once set against these walls exist only as foundation remains.

How long has the manor been protected?

The manor was registered as a historic monument by order of 16 January 1926.

Vestiges du manoir de Jean d'Arrabloy

Gien

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Where: Gien

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Vestiges du manoir de Jean d'Arrabloy stands in Gien (Loiret), in the Centre-Val de Loire region of France. The building is registered as a historic monument (dating recorded in the Mérimée database: Middle Ages). The building is privately owned and no visits are on record.

In Gien, the ruins of Jean d'Arrabloy's manor preserve the fortified enclosure of a medieval residence. The continuous perimeter walls, surrounded by moats, remain partially intact, while the buildings once set against them survive only as foundations. What remains testifies to the defensive design of a medieval manor house.

What to know

These are ruins: only a fortified enclosure and its moats are visible, with no intact buildings remaining.
The manor is located in Gien, Loiret, in the Loire valley region.
Registered as a historic monument since 1926, this site has no documented visitor facilities or public services.

Where this château is

Gien · Loiret · Centre-Val de Loire

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Address

25 Rue des Rolanderies, 45500 Gien

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Heritage status: Registered historic monument (inscrit); Mérimée record PA00098787
Period of construction: Middle Ages

Frequently asked

Can visitors access the ruins of Jean d'Arrabloy's manor?: The ruins are on-site in Gien, but consist only of a partially preserved fortified enclosure and moats, with no documented specific tourist facilities.
What remains of the manor?: The continuous enclosure and moats survive. The buildings once set against these walls exist only as foundation remains.
How long has the manor been protected?: The manor was registered as a historic monument by order of 16 January 1926.