About Chateau de Brézé
Château de Brézé is a historic monument located 10 kilometers from Saumur in the Loire Valley, classified as a Historic Monument. The castle features a remarkable troglodytic network with over a kilometer of underground passages, including medieval defense systems, underground stables, kitchens, and one of France's largest wine press rooms. The property attracts over 100,000 visitors annually and is privately owned by the Count and Countess of Colbert.
Tasting Experiences
Underground Tours
Guided tours of over one kilometer of underground passages at 9 meters depth, featuring medieval defense systems, underground stables, kitchens, and light wells
Historic Architecture Tour
Exploration of the 16th-century Renaissance lodge, 19th-century neogothic gallery, and richly furnished rooms with period decorations
Troglodytic Features
Discovery of unique underground facilities including a bakery, 17th-century silk farm, barrel room, and one of France's largest wine press halls
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Chateau de Brézé is in Bellevigne-les-Châteaux, Pays de la Loire, France.