The Salon des Thés invites you to daydream while enjoying some sweet treats on the terrace gardens.
Jumilhac-le-Grand is set in rolling greenery: from its cliff, the château overlooks the waters of the Isle on the historic Richard the Lionheart route, named after the illustrious king who, after laying siege to Jumilhac and Hautefort, died in 1199 besieging the château of Châlus-Chabrol. Returned in 1927 to the family who originally owned it, this listed château has had a tea room since 2021! The terraced gardens are also well worth a visit, and in summer, shows and evening events are held in the château or courtyard.
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Opening time and information on CHATEAU DE JUMILHAC
Château open every day except Christmas and New Year's Day. June to September, daily from 10am to 7pm, with evening visits every Tuesday from 9:30pm to 11:30pm (plus Thursdays in July and August). From spring vacation to All Saints' Day, daily from 2pm to 6pm. Outside these periods, Saturday and Sunday, 2pm to 5pm, or by appointment. Gardens open from April to October. Adult admission: €10.50, concessions: €8.50, children aged 5-11: €5.50. Free for children under 5. Accessible roofs subject to availability: €7.50.
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Château de Jumilhac is a medieval and Renaissance site located in Jumilhac-le-Grand. It invites you to explore its vast 17th-century rooms, terraces and formal gardens, while enjoying panoramic views of the Isle valley from its rooftops . Inaddition, a boutique awaits you with a variety of books, souvenirs, porcelain, local produce, games and accessories. Don't miss the tea rooms for teas, iced teas, infusions, coffees, smoothies, organic fruit juices and delicious cookies. The château also offers flexible function rooms for your personal or professional events: weddings, cocktails, seminars, conferences... An address not to be missed!
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Members' reviews on CHATEAU DE JUMILHAC
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Les mâchicoulis, ainsi que la charpente peut se visiter : c'est un moment exceptionnel accompagné par une guide qui sait laisser la place à l'histoire tout en nous laissant le temps d'admirer les pièces ou le paysage par les fenêtres.
Visite à faire absolument !
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Accueil très souriant et plein d'énergie de la part de celle qui se qualifie de factotum, passionnée par les lieux.
Le guide papier est un brin rustique et mériterait un schéma de situation pour commencer dans la cour.
Les salles de bois sont magnifiques. Elles en imposent et montrent ce que l'artisanat a de plus beau et de plus noble.
Quel frisson au passage par la chambre dans laquelle fut emprisonnée par son mari Louise de Hautefort. Les peintures murales dont il se raconte qu'elle les aurait peintes sont le témoin surprenant d'une tragique histoire.
La collection de cuivres de cuisine est aussi un beau témoignage du temps.
Franchement une belle découverte.
Je retire une étoile car 26,5€ pour 2 adultes et un enfant en très basse saison me semble trop élevé. A ce prix, j'aurais attendu un audioguide.
Cela étant, je recommande cette visite.