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MikeC801

Long drive and once you have seen it that is enough. Very impressive from the outside but the entrance fee is a bit steep. There was nothing happening when we were there but that is the problem in winter, everything is either closed or not operating. Personally I thought it wasn't worth the drive.

Romain494

The Castle is really well renovated, the documentation for the tour is well written (not too much) and media are very well done. You can really feel like in the 15th century, with even some costume in the "garde-robe".A pity there is no so much furniture but that might come later.We have also enjoyed dances and musics performed by a local association who made a incredible job. They invited us to dance and we learnt some steps. I did enjoy the visit a lot, better than any other castle I visited before. I strongly advise you to visit maybe ensuring that the dancers and musicians will be there.

maidstonekent

Perhaps I have been to too many places like this. It was a very good chateau by any standards. Not captivating or spellbinding, but very good. Affordable price, well explained, interesting hour walking around, then home. Would recommend it to anyone as part of a day out.

KernowIsHome

We were made to feel very welcome by the reception staff who spoke very good english. The authorities have done an amazing job of bringing this magnificent building back to life. It provides a fascinating insight into 'how the other half lived' all those years ago. I'd recommend a visit to anyone who has even half an interest in historic building.

Wilts2013

We had some pretty bad weather during our visit and needed something to cheer us up so we (wife, 15 month old son and mum-in-law and me) choose to pop along and see this. Despite the grumpy gift shop staff the other staff were lovely and friendly. We left our pushchair with the costumed 'welcome' girl at the entrance and carries our little lad, allowing him to bum-shuffle around the chateau floors (dusty bum!). There are many rooms to explore and info boards in English too.It was well worth the admission price and parked was free and easy with picnic tables and walks including a beach just stones throw away. Great day and recommended.

nigela929

The Regional Government has done a great job in restoring the structure of much of the Chateau from more or less total dereliction, clearly it's still a work in progress with one part of the site still without floors. There are no artefacts or furniture, just an absolutely fascinating building and excellent multi-lingual interpretive display boards giving insights into the use of the building and it's historical setting. The audio guide is also excellent, does more than recite the display panels and is easy to use.

thelosttribe

Its a nice chateau. It takes about an hour to get around and its very interesting. Its worth a visit, not as expensive as some places and the kids can dress up.

exiledscouser99

A great place to visit. Plenty of grassy spaces around for picnics, even the car park has picnic tables by the lake. Lots of rooms to explore, including a room with themed games and another room full of medieval style lords and ladies clothing to get dressed up in and help you engage with your inner 5 year old! My own favourite part of the visit was seeing the tiled floor of the ducal chapel, which was unearthed about 40 years ago during excavations. On our last visit, this was laid out on the floor. Now, it has been mounted on three walls and is so much easier to see. After a visit to the chateau, you're only a stone's throw to the beach and the dunes which are an area of special interest, especially for bird watchers.

KirstyD237

I have now visited the Chateau twice and it got better than first time. It's nice to see the restoration work being carried out to show visitors how it use to be like rather than just seeing a ruin. There is a little shop and cafe on site. Lot of walking up and down stairs and narrow corridors/doorways to be considered. I love this place and will be returning in future to see the rest of the restoration work.

manieast

I have visited the castle over the past 40 years and it has changed from quietly crumbling ruin, where children could run along the vertiginous battlements and peer over the sides towards the moat (no health and safety rules in those days!) to recently where it has been extensively restored, where the history of the people who lived there is being brought to life. The roofs and floors have been added, the pigeons have been deterred from nesting in the ruins and the stained glasses now make most of the castle watertight. As a child, I loved the adventure of exploring the nooks and crannies in the ruins and scaling the walls, but it is still good to return and appreciate the ongoing restoration. Lets hope it is not overdone.

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