Château de Javarzay

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Château de Javarzay, Renaissance castle in Chef-Boutonne, France.

The castle features two remaining towers from the original twelve, connected by a central building with characteristic mullioned windows and slate roofs.

Built in 1513 by François de Rochechouart, a companion of King Francis I, the castle became the property of several noble families through centuries.

The castle museum displays a collection of 400 traditional French regional headdresses and contains exhibits about industrialist Jean-François Cail.

The surrounding park remains open daily at no cost, offering walking paths around a fish lake and along the Boutonne River.

The interior courtyard maintains a row of yew trees that symbolically represent the twelve original towers of the medieval fortress.

GPS coordinates: 46.10920,-0.08278

Latest update: June 23, 2025 09:48

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