Castle of Nexon, 17th-century castle in Nexon, France.
Castle of Nexon is a 17th-century structure with two circular towers facing the garden, topped by a sundial with a decorated window. The grounds include stables, therapeutic plant gardens, an orchard, a labyrinth, and water features spread across the property.
Built in 1633 by Leonard de Gay, the castle stayed in family hands for centuries until the municipality acquired it in 1983. This change transformed it into a public site open to visitors.
The estate has long been linked to equestrian pursuits, with stables and a heated circus tent that visitors can see on the grounds. These facilities shape how the place is used and understood by the community.
The castle and grounds welcome visitors year-round with free entry to the exterior areas. The large property allows you to explore at your own pace across multiple sections and features.
The grounds feature specialized gardens with a therapeutic plants section that many visitors overlook while exploring. These quieter areas add an unexpected wellness dimension to the historical site.
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