Castles in Haute-Marne, France
5 open to visitors · 58 châteaux listed · Grand Est
Every château we have listed in this department, with its verification level.
We record 58 castles, manor houses and strongholds in Haute-Marne, spread across 50 towns and villages. The ones with the most visitor reviews are Château du Grand Jardin (Grand Jardin Castle) (open to visitors), Château du Pailly (Pailly Castle) (a listed historic monument), Château de Lafauche (Lafauche Castle) (free entry) and Château de Donjeux (Donjeux Castle) (18th century).
10 of them receive visitors, according to their official website or their business listing. We have checked the opening hours of 6 and the prices of 4 of them, and each entry shows the date of that check. 5 of them are listed historic monuments, the highest level of protection in French heritage law. The dominant period is the Classical period, with 26 buildings. Each entry says what we could verify and what still needs confirming: enough to plan a day that holds together.
The 8 castles not to miss in Haute-Marne
The most searched-for on Google and the most reviewed by visitors, among those open to visitors, with the essentials of each entry.
1
Château du Grand Jardin (Grand Jardin Castle)
Joinville
In Joinville, the château du Grand Jardin is a pleasure pavilion built for the Guise family in the second quarter of the 16th century.
2
Château de Cirey (Cirey Castle)
Cirey-sur-Blaise
The château de Cirey, in Cirey-sur-Blaise in the Haute-Marne department, owes its reputation to Voltaire's stay there as a guest of Émilie du Châtelet, during which he had a wing added to…
3
Château du Pailly (Pailly Castle)
Le Pailly
In Le Pailly, in the Haute-Marne, stands one of the most accomplished Renaissance ensembles in the region, built in the 1560s for Gaspard de Saulx-Tavannes, Marshal of France.
4
Château de Lafauche (Lafauche Castle)
Lafauche
On a hilltop in the Haute-Marne, some forty kilometres from Chaumont, the ruins of the Lafauche castle mark the site of a border stronghold once contested between the kingdom of France and…
Free entry
5
Château de Donjeux (Donjeux Castle)
Donjeux
Set on a rocky spur above the Rognon valley, the château de Donjeux occupies a site once held by the lords of Joinville before a classical building replaced the medieval stronghold in the…
6
Château de Reynel (Reynel Castle)
Reynel
Château de Reynel is an 18th-century residence in Haute-Marne with a protected status.
7
Château de Vignory (Vignory Castle)
Vignory
In the village of Vignory, in the Haute-Marne department, stand the remains of a 12th-century fortress.
8
Château de Dinteville (Dinteville Castle)
Dinteville
In the Haute-Marne region, the château de Dinteville stands behind water-filled moats, its 16th-century structure built over a 13th-century layout.
Adult €5
Coming this weekend? 5 castles open on Saturday or Sunday in Haute-Marne.
During the holidays, 4 castles open in Haute-Marne (Christmas holidays).
During the holidays, 5 castles open in Haute-Marne (February holidays).
During the holidays, 6 castles open in Haute-Marne (spring holidays).
For the spring long weekends, 5 castles open at Easter 2027 in Haute-Marne · 6 castles open for the May 2027 long weekends in Haute-Marne.
In French: Tous les châteaux de la Haute-Marne
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Listed monument
Château du Grand Jardin (Grand Jardin Castle)
Joinville
Listed monumentChâteau de Dinteville (Dinteville Castle)
Dinteville
Adult €5

Château de Coiffy (Coiffy Castle)
Coiffy-le-Haut

Château de Bourbonne (Bourbonne Castle)
Bourbonne-les-Bains
Free entry
Listed monumentChâteau d'Autreville-sur-la-Renne
Autreville-sur-la-Renne
Listed monumentChâteau de Cirey (Cirey Castle)
Cirey-sur-Blaise
Listed monument
Château du Pailly (Pailly Castle)
Le Pailly
Listed monumentChâteau de Lafauche (Lafauche Castle)
Lafauche
Free entry

Château de Morteau (Morteau Castle)
Cirey-lès-Mareilles
Listed monument
Château d'Arc-en-Barrois (Arc-en-Barrois Castle)
Arc-en-Barrois
Listed monument
Château de Morteau (Morteau Castle)
Cirey-lès-Mareilles
- Listed monument
Château de Prangey (Prangey Castle)
Villegusien-le-Lac
Listed monumentChâteau de Donjeux (Donjeux Castle)
Donjeux
Listed monumentChâteau de Reynel (Reynel Castle)
Reynel
Listed monumentChâteau de Vignory (Vignory Castle)
Vignory
Listed monumentChâteau de Rimaucourt (Rimaucourt Castle)
Rimaucourt
Fort de Montlandon
Grand Est
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Château de Prauthoy (Prauthoy Castle)
Le Montsaugeonnais
- Listed monument
Château du Val-des-Escholiers
Verbiesles
Listed monumentChâteau de Châteauvillain (Châteauvillain Castle)
Châteauvillain
Fort de Plesnoy
Grand Est
Listed monument
Château d'Eurville (Eurville Castle)
Eurville-Bienville
Listed monumentCastle of Saint-Dizier
Saint-Dizier
- Listed monument
Château de Melville (Melville Castle)
Saint-Martin-lès-Langres
Listed monument
Château de Villars-en-Azois (Villars-en-Azois Castle)
Villars-en-Azois
Listed monumentChâteau de Chalancey (Chalancey Castle)
Chalancey
Listed monument
Château de Bienville (Bienville Castle)
Eurville-Bienville
- Listed monument
Château de Gudmont-Villiers (Gudmont-Villiers Castle)
Gudmont-Villiers
- Listed monument
Château de Marault (Marault Castle)
Bologne
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Château de Roches-sur-Rognon (Roches-sur-Rognon Castle)
Roches-Bettaincourt
Every entry, A to Z
The full list for this department, for when you already know the name.
- Château d'Arc-en-Barrois (Arc-en-Barrois Castle)
- Château d'Autreville-sur-la-Renne
- Château de Bienville (Bienville Castle) · Eurville-Bienville
- Château de Blaise (Blaise Castle) · Colombey les Deux Églises
- Château de Bourbonne (Bourbonne Castle) · Bourbonne-les-Bains
- Château de Briaucourt (Briaucourt Castle)
- Château de Brouthières (Brouthières Castle) · Thonnance-les-Moulins
- Château de Chalancey (Chalancey Castle)
- Château de Changey (Changey Castle)
- Château de Charmes-en-l'Angle (Charmes-en-l'Angle Castle)
- Château de Châteauvillain (Châteauvillain Castle)
- Château de Chatoillenot (Chatoillenot Castle) · Le Val-d'Esnoms
- Donjon des Comtes de Champagne
- Château de Cirey (Cirey Castle) · Cirey-sur-Blaise
- Château de Clefmont (Clefmont Castle)
- Château de Coiffy (Coiffy Castle) · Coiffy-le-Haut
- Château de Corgebin (Corgebin Castle) · Chaumont
- Château de Cusey (Cusey Castle)
- Château de Dampierre (Dampierre Castle)
- Château de Dinteville (Dinteville Castle)
- Château de Donjeux (Donjeux Castle)
- Château d'Ecot-la-Combe
- Château d'Ecot-la-Combe
- Château d'En-Haut de Joinville
- Château et son pigeonnier · Romain-sur-Meuse
- Château d'Eurville (Eurville Castle) · Eurville-Bienville
- Fort de Montlandon · Grand Est
- Fort de Plesnoy · Grand Est
- Château de Fresnoy (Fresnoy Castle) · Parnoy-en-Bassigny
- Château du Grand Jardin (Grand Jardin Castle) · Joinville
- Château de Gudmont-Villiers (Gudmont-Villiers Castle)
- Château de Juzennecourt (Juzennecourt Castle)
- Château de Lafauche (Lafauche Castle)
- Château de Laferté-sur-Aube (Laferté-sur-Aube Castle) · Champagne-Ardenne
- Château de Marault (Marault Castle) · Bologne
- Château de Melville (Melville Castle) · Saint-Martin-lès-Langres
- Château de Montéclair (Montéclair Castle) · Andelot-Blancheville
- Château de Montigny-le-Roi · Val-de-Meuse
- Château de Morteau (Morteau Castle) · Cirey-lès-Mareilles
- Château de Morteau (Morteau Castle) · Cirey-lès-Mareilles
- Château de Neuilly-sur-Suize (Neuilly-sur-Suize Castle)
- Château de Nogent-en-Bassigny (Nogent-en-Bassigny Castle)
- Château du Pailly (Pailly Castle) · Le Pailly
- Château de Percey-le-Pautel · Longeau-Percey
- Château de Piepape (Piepape Castle) · Villegusien-le-Lac
- Château de Poissons (Poissons Castle)
- Château de Prangey (Prangey Castle) · Villegusien-le-Lac
- Château de Prauthoy (Prauthoy Castle) · Le Montsaugeonnais
- Château de Reynel (Reynel Castle)
- Château de Rimaucourt (Rimaucourt Castle)
- Château de Roches-sur-Rognon (Roches-sur-Rognon Castle) · Roches-Bettaincourt
- Castle of Saint-Dizier
- Château de Tremilly (Tremilly Castle) · Trémilly
- Château du Val (Val Castle) · Haute-Marne
- Château du Val-des-Escholiers · Verbiesles
- Vieux Château of Romain-sur-Meuse
- Château de Vignory (Vignory Castle)
- Château de Villars-en-Azois (Villars-en-Azois Castle)
Frequently asked
- How many châteaux in Haute-Marne can you visit?
- We record 58 châteaux in Haute-Marne, across 50 towns and villages. Not all are open: many are private properties we list for their heritage interest, and the entry says so when we know.
- Which is the most visited château in Haute-Marne?
- Château du Grand Jardin, in Joinville, with 747 visitor reviews. Actual footfall is the measure, not an editorial ranking.
- How many châteaux in Haute-Marne are listed historic monuments?
- 5 out of 58. Listing is the highest level of protection in French heritage law; every entry links to its official record in the Mérimée database.
- Where can I find opening hours?
- On each entry. We know the hours of 6 châteaux in this list, read from their official website or their business listing, with the date we last checked shown.