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Normandy’s most visited castle, with animations, retracing 1,000 years of history, with ramparts featuring 15 towers and 3 keeps.
Erected on a rocky spur in the Xᵉ century and fortified by William the Conqueror and then by Henry I Beauclerc, his last son, Falaise Castle is an imposing sight, with its keeps and rampart flanked by fifteen towers. A strategic site from William the Conqueror's first feat of arms to Richard the Lionheart and John Lackland, it was occupied by the English during the Hundred Years' War. An augmented reality tour adds to the pleasure of discovering it, with each room recreated in 3D. Guided tours available.
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Opening time and information on WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR CASTLE
Daily 10am-6pm. Closed in January and on Mondays in low season (except school vacations). 9,50€. Children: €5.
Owner's Message
We invite you to prefer the hours of 10 am and 1 pm for a better comfort of visit.
The castle is closed to visitors on December 25 and January 1.
Annual closure for maintenance : from January 3rd to February 4th 2023 included
The Falaise Medieval Festival : August 12 and 13
Storytelling Tours from NovemberAs
part of the "Alice in Wonderland" exhibition, the castle's animators offer you storytelling tours.
Following the tour route, they will tell you this story, which is at once magical, fantastic and a little crazy. Visits on weekends at 2:30 pm and during the Christmas school vacations at 2:30 pm and 4:30 pm. Visit possible for children from 3 years old
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possible in cash, check, vacation checks and credit card.
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