Château de Plaisir, Plaisir
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Historic Plaisir in one day
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About Château de Plaisir
The Château de Plaisir is a 17th-century castle built around 1620 by Paul Le Tellier, physician and royal counselor to Louis XIII. The central body follows the Louis XIII architectural style, while two lateral wings and a chapel were added between 1700 and 1711. Listed as a Historic Monument since 1961 and a classified site since 1946, the château now serves as a municipal cultural center housing a media library, a conservatory of music and dance, and the Théâtre Robert Manuel.
Château de Plaisir — Planning Your Visit
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The first recorded owner of the Plaisir estate was Jacques de Montmort, who purchased the land from the chattelaine of Neauphle-le-Château in 1415 — the same year as the Battle of Agincourt. At that time, only a simple manor stood on the grounds.
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