Château de Vougy

Château de Vougy is a castle in Vougy, France, featuring classical facades with two rows of windows overlooking landscaped grounds that include water features and wooded areas. The estate combines architectural refinement with natural surroundings.

The castle's central section was constructed between 1736 and 1748 by Jean-Marie Michon de la Farge, a royal squire who participated in the battles of Parma and Guastalla. This construction reflects the building campaigns of the 18th-century Loire valley.

The interiors showcase 1880s decoration with royal portraiture and elegantly appointed reception rooms that reflect the aristocratic lifestyle of the period. These rooms offer visitors insight into the refined domestic culture of the 19th century.

The castle is located in Vougy in the Loire region and is easily accessible through the village, distinguishing itself from other local attractions. Visitors should wear suitable footwear as the grounds offer multiple levels and pathways to explore.

The last Count of Vougy served as mayor for five decades until 1885 and significantly influenced the region's political life. His extended tenure tied the castle closely to the community and its development.

Location: Vougy

Location: Pouilly-sous-Charlieu

GPS coordinates: 46.11760,4.11359

Latest update: December 9, 2025 20:20