Château de Bonnemie
Set in a superb park, the former château of the Le Berton family, lords of Bonnemie, was built in the 14th century, and its landscaped grounds invite you to dream and stroll through the countryside. The château is not open to the public.
Historic site and monument
© OT IOMN
© OT IOMN
Dates & opening times
Open
from 15/06/2027
to 02/10/2027
the tuesday,
wednesday,
thursday,
friday and
saturday
as of 10:30
to 12:30
and from 14:30
to 18:30
Description
The Château de Bonnemie stands in a beautiful park in Saint-Pierre-d'Oléron, where ponds and dense vegetation mingle.
In 1086, the seigneury of Bonnemie already existed, and was the most important in Oléron. Its income came from the salt and wine harvested from its fiefs.
Most of the present château was rebuilt in 1694, resulting in a vast central hall, outbuildings and a large portal dating from 1700. There are 4 towers: the large central tower, the clock tower, the water tank tower and the chapel tower.
Characteristics
Utilities
Entertainments room
Parking nearby
Services
Available for private hire
Booking obligatory
Coach access
Room hire
Local activities
Concert
Shows
Languages
French
Customers and groups
Groups
Surroundings
Town location
Town outskirts
In an industrial/commercial area
Village -2 km away
Themes
Historic patrimony
Castle
Categories
14th C
Charges
Gratuit
