In the shadow of a lush green forest, wrapped like a densely overgrown cloak around it, rises a majestic chateau. A beautiful symmetrical facade in typical French Renaissance style. Two small towers, like vigilant guardians on either side of the chateau, rise as silent witnesses of past glory. The windows and frames are adorned with exquisite details, carved in precious stone. Every side of the building exudes grandeur. The imposing entrance of the chateau was once guarded by a beautiful granite staircase that disappeared without a trace after World War II, just like its unwanted occupants. Although the chateau has lost its former glory today, it still radiates an unmistakable charm.
Take a moment to admire the lesser-known side of the chateau. - Old postcard from the chateau
The granite stairs leading up to the main entrance that were still present in this picture serve as a reminder of the chateau’s former splendor, inviting visitors to step into its rich history. - Old postcard from the chateau.
- Old postcard from the chateau
- Old postcard from the chateau
The two little towers on each side really gave it the look of a castle.
