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We offer five uniquely themed B&B rooms, each capturing the essence and charm of a specific period in French history.Louis XIII Room: Immerse yourself in the ambiance of the Louis XIII era with this room adorned in authentic furnishings and decor. Complete with a canopy bed, an extra double bed, and an en-suite bathroom, this room provides a special atmosphere. Enjoy scenic views of the moat and the park.
Directoire Room: Transport yourself to the post-French Revolution Directoire period in this room that exudes a princess-like charm. Featuring a double bed, two single beds, and an en-suite bathroom, this room is situated on the first floor with a view overlooking the park.
Empire Room: Inspired by Napoleon's preference for stately furniture, the Empire style showcases straight lines and the prominent use of mahogany. This room boasts two double beds, an en-suite bathroom, and a toilet. For added privacy, the room can be divided by a curtain. Located on the second floor, it offers picturesque views of the park and the castle moat.
Louis-Philippe Room: Designed to provide utmost comfort, this room offers a welcoming environment. It includes a double bed, a single bed, a bathroom, and a toilet. Privacy can be achieved by drawing a curtain, and the room overlooks the final tower next to the castle.
Turquoise Room: This cheerful and cozy room features two single beds that can be combined into a double bed. With an en-suite bathroom and a separate toilet, it offers a bright and inviting space. From the window, you can admire views of the castle keep, the moat, and the surrounding countryside.
The castle is surrounded by water, providing opportunities to explore the moat, follow the Anguison River, and discover the diverse flora and fauna in the garden. Additionally, our horse riding center "Eperon de Lantilly," run by Laura and her loyal companions, welcomes guests. For an added adventure, you can test your archery skills at the local archery club.
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Travel directions:
From Château-Chinon to Clamecy, the distance is 30km.
To reach Corbigny, you need to travel approximately 3.800km.
The distance between Nevers and La Charité-sur-Loire is 60km.
Vézelay is about 28km away.
Avallon is located 40km from here.
To get to your destination, take the departmental route D 977 bis and then follow D 285.
From Château-Chinon to Clamecy, the distance is 30km.
To reach Corbigny, you need to travel approximately 3.800km.
The distance between Nevers and La Charité-sur-Loire is 60km.
Vézelay is about 28km away.
Avallon is located 40km from here.
To get to your destination, take the departmental route D 977 bis and then follow D 285.
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- Château de Lantilly: Located in Lantilly, this beautiful castle dates back to the 17th century and is known for its stunning architecture and well-maintained gardens. Visitors can explore the castle's interior, including its grand halls and art collections.
- Parc Régional du Morvan: Situated near Corbigny, this regional park offers breathtaking natural landscapes, including forests, lakes, rivers, and rolling hills. It is an ideal destination for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and picnicking.
- Abbaye de Corbigny: This historic abbey, located in Corbigny, dates back to the 12th century and showcases remarkable Gothic architecture. Visitors can admire the abbey's intricate stained glass windows, beautiful chapels, and peaceful cloisters.
- Château de Chitry-les-Mines: Situated near Corbigny, this medieval castle is perched on a hilltop, offering panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. While the castle is not open to the public, its exterior and surroundings make for an enchanting sight.
- Canal du Nivernais: Passing through Corbigny, this picturesque canal stretches over 174 kilometers and is a popular spot for boat trips and leisurely walks. Along its banks, visitors can enjoy the tranquility of the waterway, scenic views, and charming lock houses.
- Maison Jour de Fête: Located in Lantilly, this museum is dedicated to the renowned filmmaker Jacques Tati, who shot his movie "Jour de Fête" in the village. The museum displays props, costumes, and memorabilia related to Tati's work.
- Château de Domecy-sur-Cure: Situated near Lantilly, this castle is known for its association with the famous painter, Raoul Dufy. It houses an art center that hosts exhibitions, workshops, and cultural events throughout the year.
- Église Saint-Léger: Found in Corbigny, this Romanesque church dates back to the 12th century and features beautiful stained glass windows and a remarkable bell tower. The church is a significant historical and architectural landmark in the region.
- Musée Auguste Grasset: Located in Corbigny, this museum showcases the works of Auguste Grasset, a renowned sculptor and artist. Visitors can explore the collection of sculptures, paintings, and drawings created by the artist. 10. Lac des Settons: Situated near Corbigny, this artificial lake offers a range of recreational activities, including swimming, fishing, boating, and hiking. Surrounded by lush forests, it provides a serene setting for relaxation and outdoor adventures. Please note that the availability and accessibility of these attractions may vary. It is advisable to check their opening hours and any restrictions before planning a visit.