Castle called "of the Templars
Historic site and monument Exhibition space
Presentation
Classified as a historical monument, this castle has dominated the village of Gréoux-les-Bains for generations. It houses an exhibition room.
Everything suggests that in the 12th century the first stones were laid that would later constitute the castle known as "the Templars". In the XIIth century, property of the Count of Provence, it is given to the Hospitallers (Order of Malta), then to Arnaud de Trian (Count of Tallard). From the beginning of the XIVth century until the Revolution, the estate was owned by a succession of secular lords. Abandoned at the Revolution, it will be repurchased as National Good by Arnoux Guibert and will become Historical Monument in 1840. The Roize couple, then Antoine Cadière will be the owners, before the commune of Gréoux-les-Bains, after a referendum, buys it. Restoration work was then undertaken to consolidate and make this emblematic place accessible again.
The castle was awarded the "Pôle d'Excellence Rurale" label in 2007.
The castle was awarded the "Pôle d'Excellence Rurale" label in 2007.
Opening period (s)Closed temporarily.
General information
- Parking :
- Parking nearby
- Period :
- 18th C
- 17th C
- 12th C
- 14th C
- Park :
- Park
- Theme :
- Subject
Services, Tours, Activities and entertainment
- Historical patrimony :
- Historic patrimony
- Castle
- Entertainment :
- Temporary exhibition
Contact
Castle called "of the Templars
Chemin des Hospitaliers
04800
Gréoux-les-Bains
Phone : +33 4 92 78 01 08
- Spoken language(s) :
Tarifs
Free access.
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Château dit "des Templiers"
Chemin des Hospitaliers
04800
Gréoux-les-Bains
GPS coordinates
Latitude : 43.760003
Longitude : 5.883771