Retour à l'élégance, au château de Moncley

An atrium with majestic columns, a rotunda adorned with portraits, refined bedrooms... Château de Moncley embodies all the elegance of the 18th century. Built in 1778 by the architect Claude-Joseph Bertrand, this neoclassical masterpiece was the country residence of the Marquis of Terrier-Santans. Nestling in the heart of the countryside, it boasts sumptuous interiors, with rooms still adorned with Louis XVI wallpaper. An immersive tour where every detail tells the story of a refined art of living. Meet at 2.45pm in front of the château's main entrance (for security reasons, the gate will be closed at 3pm). Bookings must be made with the Office de Tourisme et des Congrès du Grand Besançon.