Château de Mesnières

In the heart of the Pays de Bray, Mesnières Château has been nestled in the Béthune Valley for 500 years. A jewel of Renaissance architecture is surrounded by a 5-hectare (12-acre) park planted with one-hundred-year-old beeches and horse chestnuts.

Also explore the gardens maintained by the Horticultural and Forestry School located next to the goats, peacocks and ducks enclosures!

In the heart of the Pays de Bray, Mesnières Château has been nestled in the Béthune Valley for 500 years. A jewel of Renaissance architecture, you will be able to discover its wonderful treasures. The Deer Gallery where the Marquis de Mesnières had seven deer sculpted, the hall of the four drums, one of the most beautiful rooms of the chateau which used to be a music room, the map room with its 19th century paintings, etc.
You will enjoy the green and peaceful setting and be able to explore the pretty gardens maintained by the Horticultural and Forestry School.

The animals, pygmy goats, peacocks, ducks, geese, etc. will delight children and the Watermill canal will provide you with a pleasant break. You will also be able to make the most of the football field, volleyball court, petanque terrain, etc.

The château's parkland, which stretches over 5 hectares (12 acres) with its paths lined with lime trees will allow to go for a walk under beech trees, chestnut trees, etc. including some that are over one hundred year old, and in spring you will be lucky to see wild tulips (rare and protected species), daffodils and primroses…