- The château de Brissac has belonged to the same family since 26 May 1502, date on which the seigneurie was acquired by an Anjou nobleman, René de Cossé.
- Château de Brissac, near Saumur and Angers, is one of the Loire Valley’s, and indeed France’s, best-known chateaux and sees many day visitors both French...
- The descendants of the Duc de Brissac maintained the chateau until 1792 when the property was ransacked during the Revolution.
- Dubbed as the ‘tallest castle in France’, the Château de Brissac is said to have originally built as a castle by the Counts of Anjou during the 11 th century.
- Mausolee des ducs de Brissac ise tesise yakındır. Chateau De Brissac Bed & Breakfast, Parc de Loisirs L'Etang'a kısa bir sürüş mesafesindedir.
- The Château de Brissac is a building that stands out for its dizzying height, above all. ... The hidden treasures of the Château de Brissac.
- The Château de Brissac resides just south of Angers, in the Loire River Valley of France. ... He renamed it Château de Brissac at this time.
- Chateau de Brissac is open to the public for tours, and visitors can learn about the castle's fascinating history and explore its many rooms and gardens.
- Château de Brissac bir turistik, içinde Kaleler biridir Brissac-Quincé , Fransa . Bu bulunur: Le Pont de Ce 'dan 29 km , Angers 'dan 46 km...
- Presentation of: CHATEAU DE BRISSAC. ... Acquired in 1502 by René de Cossé, the first Count of Brissac, today it is the residence of the 13th duke.