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Last updated on 27 June 08

Chateau de Caradeuc

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Gardenvisit Editorial

The chateau had a baroque garden which was converted to a romantic park in the nineteenth century and then re-converted to a baroque layout in the late nineteenth century, by Edouard André. There are pools, statues, topiary and some fabulous views.
Address - 35190 Becherel, France
Website - Visit the Chateau de Caradeuc website


Recent Reviews

  • about 1 year ago Kirsten Winkler said

    Château de Caradeuc and its parc

    This nice chateau is situated in the region of Brittany, next to the town of Bécherel.

    In the summer season the parc is open to the public in the afternoon only (entrance fee 5 euros per person)but the chateau cannot be visited.

    The vast parc of Caradeuc (the biggest one in Brittany)is a beautiful example of classical french garden architecture of the 18th century.
    Even in the season its calm and you don't see and meet a lot of people.
    Thoughout the parc with its alleys and panoramic perspectives you'll find an ensemble of nice renaissance, baroque and classical statues.
    Caradeuc is called the Versailles breton (Versailles of Brittany) and if you are planning a trip to Brittany you should reserve 1 or 2h for the garden and parc.
    I can't give 5 stars because it would need some more work and money probably but it's worth seeing it.

    (4.0/5)

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