Description
Natural site, home to the ruins of a 13th-century castle, in the picturesque Suisse Normande area.
It is said that during Charlemagne's reign, a fortress already stood on this spot overlooking the former road to Brittany. The oldest vestiges, discovered during archaeological excavation, date back to the 10th century. Ralf de Pomeroy was among the companions who accompanied William during the Normand Conquest. The castle and its grounds underwent many transformations up to the 13th century, before being abandoned. Its picturesque ruins, nestling amidst the woods, create a romantic atmosphere propitious to reverie and inspiring legends. Both a sensitive natural area and an archaeological site, Château Ganne is well worth a detour. Set off and discover this itinerary by printing the trail guide or by downloading onto your mobile, free of charge, the Cirkwi app available via your App Store or Play Store.
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Walks and hikes :
Preserved natural area,
1.4,
Medium
Difficulties of the journey :
Medium
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