This neo-Renaissance castle with sculpted facades is installed on 2 floors with turrets, belfries, terraces
"La plus royale bonbonnière qui existe", said Balzac of this château. In 1844, buoyed by the success of The Three Musketeers, Alexandre Dumas decided to build himself a "little house" on the hillside of Port-Marly. Two years later, the project had taken the shape of a beautiful residence: a neo-Renaissance château with sculpted facades, set over 2 floors with turrets, belfries and terraces. In addition to guided tours, the château occasionally offers dramatized tours, as well as an 1880s Escape Game and Murder Party.
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