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The hamlet
This extraordinary hamlet of 25 hectares is fully registered in the Supplementary Inventory of Historical Monuments and has more than twenty fully protected buildings (ISMH and / or MH): Castle, Pottery, Régie, Tower, stables ..... ( see Photo Gallery)
In addition to the castle itself, we will particularly notice the Pottery classified as a Historic Monument. This unique industrial monument in Europe includes the actual pottery with its two kilns, the mixer and the settling basins, as well as the earthenware and the lying kiln.
Visits
Prices: 10 € per person
Free for children under 12
Opening
from April to September
Visits by reservation, group of 15 people minimum
Reservations: 06 89 10 03 13
Visits without reservation: European Heritage Day, usually 3rd weekend of september.
2026
Tours begin at 5pm
Saturday, May 2nd
Friday, May 8
Saturday, May 16
Saturday, May 23
Saturday, June 20
Saturday, June 13
Saturday, July 11
Saturday, July 18
Saturday, August 1st
Saturday, August 8
Saturday 20th and Sunday 21st September JEP
Worth seeing in particular
The entire hamlet is open for guided tours and commentary by the young owners who will share their passion for this exceptional heritage held by their family since 1786.
The Château de La Montagne, dating from the 16th century, was completely remodeled in the 18th century, in the style of the day, by the architect Jean-Baptiste Caristie.
The interiors of the castle that can be visited were completely redecorated in 1840 by the Parisian architect Félix Durban, also known for the restoration of the castles of Blois, Chantilly and Fontainebleau.
In the grand staircase, one can also admire a large terracotta sculpture group by Pierre-Louis Rouillard, entitled "The Boar Hunt". This work, a significant example of 19th-century animal art, is listed as a Historical Monument (MH).