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Coudray Salbart Castle

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Coudray Salbart is an exceptional castle, initially by its fast evolution and the changes of program which one affected over one short period, a little more of the quarter century. Its architecture is deeply influenced by the Plantagenet uses: Profiles of the turns in fine, which one finds with the castle of Loaches before 1205. The principal part of the castle shows a flanked quadrangular enclosure of six round towers, all different. They are connected by a sheath, a long corridor spared in the thickness of the walls. Tens of arched rooms, defended by archères, testify to the quality of the construction and its excellent state of conservation.

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Web Site
- www.salbart.org
Coordinates of the castle

Castle :

Château du coudray Salbart
79410 Echiré

Tel.: 05.49.25.71.07
Email : salbart@salbart.org

Proprietor :
CAN property - Listed monument

Date and schedule from the visits

The castle is open all days :

- of at the end of February until June 15 of 10h at 12h and 14 at 18h (Closed Tuesday)
- of June 16 until September 15 of 9h at 19h

The castle is closed from September 16 at at the end of February

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