Rebuilt in the 15th century on the feudal mound, the castle of Pompadour was redesigned in the 18th century. It was given in 1745, with the title of Marquise, to the famous favorite of Louis XV. Partly destroyed during the Revolution, it was burned down in the 19th century
Of the important fortress, only the south wing and the outer wall remain. The facade, with its covered way on machicolations is flanked by big towers in pepperpot
An entrance châtelet leads to a large terrace surrounded by ditches and flanked by seven low towers. It currently houses a stud farm, royal in 1761 and national in 1872.

Dates

- Tuesday from 13h00 at 18h00
- Wednesday from 13h00 at 18h00
- Thursday from 13h00 at 18h00
- Friday from 13h00 at 18h00
- Saturday from 11h00 at 17h30
- Sunday from 11h00 at 17h30
- Monday from 10h00 at 18h30
- Tuesday from 10h00 at 18h30
- Wednesday from 10h00 at 18h30
- Thursday from 10h00 at 18h30
- Friday from 10h00 at 18h30
- Saturday from 10h00 at 18h30
- Sunday from 10h00 at 18h30
- Tuesday from 13h00 at 18h00
- Wednesday from 13h00 at 18h00
- Thursday from 13h00 at 18h00
- Friday from 13h00 at 18h00
- Saturday from 11h00 at 17h30
- Sunday from 11h00 at 17h30
14 July 2024

Prices

Prices	Min.	Max.
Basic price - full adult price	9.5 €	-
Discounted rate	7 €	-
Free of charge	0 €	-

Advices

Château de Pompadour et Ecuries de l'Orangerie