We were completely alone for our visit to this little jewel which was nice for us but a shame for the chateau as it deserved to be far busier. It is beautifully done with a basement detailing everyday rural life, a first floor featuring life in the chateau and a second floor given over to wildlife and hunting. There was a clever use of audio, which while slightly creepy all alone in an ancient castle, really added to the atmosphere.

However the best feature was the wildlife area of meadow and marshland. It teems with butterflies, dragonflies, wild flowers, birds and fish.

There is a nice little cafe near the entrance where we had a good light lunch.

This is a small castle in a small village only a few minutes drive off the motorway. There is not much to it - the history of the building itself and a museum inside which goes through the history of the owners as well as hunting and wildlife.

It’s interesting enough without being totally engrossing. There are better chateaus nearby - Veves in particular springs to mind.

Not crowded at all but nice castle. It is worth a visit as it has 3 different exhibitions. Very instructive for children. It is not possible to have a guide but there are a lot of explanations everywhere in the castle.