Château de l'Herm Built between 1500 and 1520 by Jean de Calvimont, this masterpiece of flamboyant Gothic architecture was abandoned after numerous crimes.
Eugène Le Roy set the scene for his novel "Jacquou le Croquant", adapted for television by Stellio Lorenzi in 1969.
This romantic "open-hearted" place offers you an unforgettable discovery and will seduce you with its authenticity.
Thanks to the protection work undertaken since 2000, the château is now protected and safeguarded. Historical and archaeological research has enabled us to understand the history and chronology of this site in its entirety.
Visitor information
Please note: the Château de l'Herm is currently undergoing renovation work, so visits are limited.
All visit schedules for the 2024 European Heritage Days are fully booked.
The château will be open to visitors during Châteaux en Fête in April 2025.
To register, please send an e-mail to : chateaudelherm@gmail.com specifying the number of participants as well as the desired day and time. We will confirm your registration by return e-mail, subject to availability.
Please note that only our confirmation will validate your registration..
The cost of the visit is €10 per person (free for under-18s). Payment on site in cash or cheque.
Visitors are asked to park in the parking lot at the entrance to the Herm hamlet and to walk to the entrance (approx. 400 m walk).
Château de l'Herm was last modified: November 27th, 2024 by Château de l'Herm
