© Château de Boury - Reportage Tréheux (48)Château de Boury
2 Place du Tilleul, 60240 Boury-en-Vexin
A 17th-century furnished château built to plans by Mansart (a privately-owned listed building). Period kitchen and French-style garden. Guided tour of the drawing rooms, the chapel and the kitchen, all of which are inhabited and furnished.
Situated in the village of Boury-en-Vexin, known for having been occupied by Richard the Lionheart in the late 12th century, the Château de Boury is furnished in 17th-century style and was built to plans by Mansart (a privately-owned listed building). It is a perfect example of classical architecture at the height of the 17th century. Visitors are transported back to that era as they explore the period kitchen and the French formal garden. A guided tour is available of the drawing rooms, the chapel and the kitchen, all of which are inhabited and furnished. On opening days: a 50-minute guided tour of the château at 3 pm and free access to the grounds.
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