Chateau De Brissac - Brissac-Quince

Historic castle hotel in the Loire Valley - the highest castle in France, home of the Duke of Brissac since 1502

Accommodation & Grounds

Château de Brissac is the highest castle in France, home of the Duke of Brissac since 1502. The property includes a 70-hectare landscaped park with walking paths and ancient trees. Guests stay in rooms featuring 18 fireplaces and monumental facades that reflect centuries of royal heritage.

Dining & Wine Tasting

Exclusive access to the medieval kitchens allows for personalized private dining events. Candlelight dinners are prepared by a renowned chef from Angers. On-site wine tasting features AOC rosé produced from local vineyards in the Loire Valley.

Activities & Events

Hot air balloon flights above the chateau park offer views of the Loire Valley. Annual events include Easter egg hunts and the Venetian Carnival, blending art, culture, and heritage. Hiking and cycling trails are accessible directly from the property.

Location & Exploration

Chateau De Brissac sits in Brissac-Quincé, within the Loire Valley, a major tourist site. Nearby attractions include the historic cities of Angers and Saumur, as well as other famous castles like Serrant and Villandry. The vineyards of the Loire Valley are a short drive away for wine tours.

Family & Heritage

The chateau offers family rooms and hosts cultural experiences such as access to local markets in nearby villages. The medieval kitchens are available for family-friendly private dining events. This history-rich destination provides seasonal activities that engage both children and adults.

• Accommodation: 17th-century suites with 18 fireplaces and monumental facades
• Dining: Medieval kitchens for private candlelight dinners by a renowned Angers chef
• Wine Tasting: On-site AOC rosé from local vineyards
• Activities: Hot air balloon flights above the 70-hectare park
• Family: Annual Easter egg hunts and Venetian Carnival events