The castle of Tourbillon in Sion, set on the hill (protected natural area) opposite Valère, was built at the turn of the C 13th/C 14th by bishop Boniface de Challant, a native of Savoy, who made it his principal residence. From 1373, with the purchase of the castle of the Majorie, Tourbillon was relegated to the rank of Summer residence, but its majestic silhouette still remained a symbol of Episcopal power; a power against which the nobles of the Valais rebelledon many occasions.
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- The Tourbillon Castle became the main residence of the Bishops of Sion from the time of its construction until Guichard Tavelli, who preferred the Soie Castle.
- Château de Tourbillon is a historic castle located in Sion, Valais, Switzerland. It is a popular tourist attraction known for its stunning architecture and...
- ...point for guided tours" sign to the right of the castle entrance, or make a booking by calling +41 27 322 52 00 or emailing chateau-de-tourbillon@bluewin.ch.
- Situated on top of Tourbillon hill in the canton of Valais, Switzerland, Tourbillon castle is a medieval monument that rises 180 meters above the city of Sion.
- Nestled atop a hill in the Swiss canton of Valais, the Château de Tourbillon is a stunning castle with a rich history.
- Château de Tourbillon is a ruined episcopal castle on a hill in Sion, in the canton of Valais, Switzerland. It faces Valère Castle, located on the opposite hill.
- Each one of these top 10 castles in Switzerland has its own story to tell and gives you insight into the country’s rich history and culture. ... Tourbillon Castle.
- Tourbillon Castle was built sometime between 1290 and 1308 by the Bishop of Sion, Boniface de Challant, as his principal residence.
- Built during a time when the Roman Catholic Church held sway in the southern region, Tourbillon Castle served as the residence for the Bishop of Sion.
- The castle of Tourbillon in Sion, set on the hill (protected natural area) opposite Valère, was built at the turn of the C 13th/C 14th by a French bishop.
