Château de Tramecourt, Historic castle in Tramecourt, France

The Château de Tramecourt is a brick and stone manor house in Tramecourt, Pas-de-Calais, built in the 18th century and arranged around a landscaped park. Its façades have mullioned windows and slate roofs, and the estate includes a main residence with outbuildings and a chapel.

The château de Tramecourt was rebuilt in the 18th century on the site of an older seigneurial residence; the estate belonged to the Tramecourt family, whose line included a marquis. The main building and its outbuildings were largely spared during the French Revolution, so the ensemble still shows its 18th-century layout rather than a later reconstruction.

The castle represents French aristocratic traditions through its rooms with period furnishings that show how noble families lived and spent their days. Visitors can sense the daily rhythm of the household and understand how the estate functioned as a residence for the nobility.

The castle opens for guided tours on specific dates, allowing visitors to explore the rooms and grounds with knowledgeable guides. Planning details and current visiting information can be found online before your trip.

The château de Tramecourt is a listed monument historique inscrit, and its estate buildings sit within the commune of Tramecourt in Pas-de-Calais, near Ambricourt and Maisoncelle. Look for the service structures that supported the manor's working life, separate from the main residence.