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Barberwynn

This is a must visit , it doesn't look real, it's like a fairytale castle...but it's real , you are taken on a guided tour firstly in French then in English ...very interesting and one of the most photogenic places I haveever visited

Fussy-but

really old castle, well restored in the 70's which gives a true feel of how the aristocracy lived, played and fought over many centuries. No unguided entrance of tours and difficult to comprehend the French-speaking guides' listing of countless dates going back to the middle ages - but the eccentric collection and displays allowed for a good sense of the containment and control in a moated fortified dwelling. Felt I would like to see a bit more of how the current descendants lived including their non fortified massive outside sun lounge!

GianlucaMarcellino

A very pleasant small castle, aptly presented as a transition between pre-gun stone castles and after-gun fortresses. The exhibit hall makes much of the role of the original owning family in managing and preserving the property - a subject about which I expect I would be quite boastful too, if I were in their shoes, so I welcome the point as fair. Well designed guided tours manage to keep quite large groups entertained at a reasonable pace, and controlled in quite narrow passages, while keeping fancy stories low. Much appreciated. You do get to enjoy this even as an adult free from catering for children. The park is also very nice, with a few ancient, imposing items. We saw nothing of the rose garden because of rainy weather, check out other reviews for it.

TWGoh

This chateau is still privately owned! The architecture is unique. There are timed internal guided tours in different languages. There is a big park and a restaurant for snacks and drinks.

Prdiablo

Had a chance to see this chateau on my last vacation. From the outside everything looked amazing and I was able to get GREAT pictures, but there is NO PHOTOGRAPHY in the facility. I was not aware of this until I got yelled at by another lady who was not my tour guide. This chateau is by guided tour ONLY. Our guide was pretty good. She was able to describe every section in French then in English.

weepaddy

This romantic-looking Chateau from the Middle Ages is fascinating - a real mix of fairy-tale castle and fancy French chateau. Friendly welcome at the entrance, interesting place to look round but you have to take a guided tour to look inside, which lasts an hour and we felt we would have rather looked around on our own. The grounds are free to roam though.

suekeisue

The lady tour guide was very knowledgeable gave her talk in English as well as in French, which we really appreciated. Lots to see inside the Chateau, a good value visit.

James_Waters

If you like a good castle this one is for you. Startlingly designed in brick with four towers And surrounded by wonderful trees including a sequoia from 1787 Rambures is well worth a visit. Only not excellent because if it were what would you say about Queribus or Peyrepertuse!

badboyofrock

We are very sorry that you could not enjoy your visit at Rambures as much as all the other English-spoken tourists usually do.We thank you for your message that enables us to improve all the time.But we are a little bit surprised as well since our guides are trained to give explanation in English. Indeed one of our recent English visitors has stated here : â€œThe lady tour guide was very knowledgeable, gave her talk in English as well as in Frenchâ€. Whenever you mention you do not speak French at the beginning of the tour, the guide translates the information. Further more, a document is available in English and gives you all the clues about this very old monument.So we do hope you will be able to come back one day at Rambures Castle and enjoy an English-spoken visit.We are always very happy to welcome visitors from all around the world, Belgians, Germans, English, Italians, Americans..., and to share with them six centuries of our Family and French History.

MIBModels

Visited on the opening day of the 2014 season. The English speaking guide was outstanding - trying to find the correct words to describe what was being displayed. The building itself was fascinating as was the more than well-described history and the families involved.The on-site cafe was closed, but people on-site made us a fresh cup of proper French coffee - what a wonderful thing to do - THANK YOU. How many places would that happen at?Great woodland walks - red squirrels, hares as well as birdlife.We enjoyed a magical few hours here and will return at some point in the future!

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