Château de la Mésangère
Located in Bosguérard-de-Marcouville, Eure, La Mésangère is an 18-hectare estate which, in its current form, dates back to the 17th and 18th centuries.
Classified as a Historic Monument, it comprises a château (currently being restored) and a large park featuring numerous alleys with geometric perspectives.
New for 2024: the park at Château de La Mésangère will be open to the public on the third weekend in May, to coincide with the “Pierres en lumière” event.
Discover the Domaine de la Mésangère, a true jewel of Norman architecture and the inspiration of Jean de la Fontaine. The park, designed by the famous 17th-century architect André Le Notre, features century-old trees and mythological statues. These are said to have inspired the poet Jean de La Fontaine to write two fables: “Les deux pigeons” and “Les grenouilles qui demandent un roi”.
Visit the park and the statue trail.
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