Castle of Bonneville

  • Historic site and monument
  • Castle
104 place de l'église, 74130 Bonneville
The castle of Bonneville also called Castle of the Sires of Faucigny is located on a rocky hillock at the foot of the Mole, built in the 13th century around 1260 by Beatrice de Faucigny on the advice of her father Peter II.
It is the only surviving example of medieval Savoyard military architecture in the Savoy region

This vast building oriented East-West corresponds to the regular plan known as "Savoyard square": a quadrilateral with a cylindrical tower at each corner. Only two corner towers remain, linked by a curtain wall of 18 meters to the east. On the south wall, one can observe a Gothic window with double ogive, probably corresponding to the ceremonial room of the castle.
Successively a seigneurial...

Services

Services

Accessible for wheelchairs with assistance
Mobility impaired
Parking nearby
Camper van parking area
Orientation board
Toilets
Boutique
Tourist brochures
Tourist information
No pets allowed

Documentation

Documentation

Rates

Rates

Free
Guided tours, storytelling and theatrical visits for a fee (from 2 to 5 euros)

Location

Location

Castle of Bonneville
104 place de l'église, 74130 Bonneville

Spoken languages

Spoken languages
  • French

Environment

Environment
  • Mountain view
  • In town
  • In the town centre
Updated on 17 April 2024 at 16:06
by Office de Tourisme Faucigny Glières
(Offer identifier : 74052)
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