Tallard's castle

Name: Tallard's castle
Address: Rue du Château, Place Porte Belle, Tallard, 05130, FRANCE

Historic site and monument
Historic patrimony
Castle
Fortified castle
Ruins and remains
Gothic
Renaissance
13th C
14th C
15th C
16th C

Elevation : 625m

Rue du Château, Place Porte Belle, 05130 Tallard

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Marble, stained glass windows, coats of arms, French-style statue... The castle of Tallard, classified as a historical monument since 1958, is one of the most notable medieval fortified buildings in the Hautes Alpes. The first towers of the castle date from 1215.

Marble, stained glass, coats of arms, French statuary… The Château de Tallard (14th-16th century) is one of the most notable fortified buildings from the medieval period in the Hautes-Alpes. Its walls, flanked by circular towers, enclose a huge inner courtyard, a late Gothic chapel, a guardhouse, and the feudal lord’s residence. Guided tours from the beginning of July to mid-September. Exhibitions and shows in summer. Group tours available all year round, booking required.