France
This impressive piece of French history features two distinct architectural styles: the medieval outer walls and the Renaissance-style palace they protect.
Originally constructed in the 14th century on the site of a 12th-century fortress, Chateau d’Ainay-le-Vieil has remained in the same family since 1467, passed down through the women of the family lineage. This incredibly well-preserved castle sits in the heart of a village by the same name, and is subject to several protective distinctions as a historical monument. As if the imposing medieval walls weren’t enough, the castle’s moat is sure to transport you back to a time when feudal lords ruled over the village. Its richly decorated interior, numerous paintings, and monumental fireplace serve as a modern-day testament to the opulence with which this castle has been designed. Entrance into the castle is by guided tour only. Check operating hours and tour schedules for your anticipated travel date here: http://chateau-ainaylevieil.fr/informations-pratiques/
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