La Roche-GuyonIn a meander of the Seine River, dug in chalk and flintstone cliffs, La Roche-Guyon blends the architectures of Ile-de-France and Norman-style timbered houses. In the beginning, inhabitants dwelled in caves. The 12th keep tower is surrounded by a wall and linked to the castle by an underground passage. The castle has kept angle-towers with peppermill roofs. You can walk down to the Seine through the old streets of Cote-des-Bois and gasny. The village is part of the national natural park of Véxin. What to discover?• Castle: everyday except X-Mas Vacation 10h-18h(19hw.-e. and national days) from 15 March til 15 nov., 10h-16h(17h w.-e. and national days) from 16 nov. till 14 March. • Church St-Samson: Sunday 14h-18h from Eastern to Halloween. |
