Château de Bissy-sur-Fley, Historical monument and castle in Bissy-sur-Fley, France.
Château de Bissy-sur-Fley is a castle with a rectangular layout situated in a vineyard region of Burgundy. The structure features gates at both ends and includes a square tower positioned near its southern entrance.
The Tyard family established its presence here in 1350 when Claude de Tyard acquired the property through marriage to Françoise de Bissy. This union created a family legacy that endured across multiple generations.
The castle is linked to Renaissance poet Pontus de Tyard and received the Maisons des Illustres recognition in 2015. Visitors can explore the rooms where this important literary figure lived and worked during his time here.
The castle is managed by an association that has organized guided visits since 2001 and oversees ongoing restoration work. These tours focus on the building's architecture, its literary connections, and the natural surroundings of the estate.
An 800-meter walking path winds through vineyards and orchards around the grounds, making it the first of its kind in the Burgundy region. This trail lets visitors experience the agricultural landscape on foot and understand the connection between the estate and its surroundings.
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