Welcome to the Château de Bogard
The Château de Bogard opens its doors to you…
Step through the garden gates and discover this exceptional residence.
This historic residence bears witness to the Enlightenment
and 18th-century freemasonry.
Take advantage of this ideal location to organize your important events:
weddings, festivals, seminars…
In 2024, the Château de Bogard celebrates its 750th anniversary.
Find out more on our History page.
The Château de Bogard opens its doors to you…
Step through the garden gate and discover this exceptional estate. This historic residence bears witness to the Enlightenment and Freemasonry of the 18th century. Take advantage of this ideal venue to organize your important events: weddings, festivals, seminars…
In 2024, the Château de Bogard celebrates its 750th anniversary. Find out more on our page History.
Château de Bogard, a listed historic monument and member of the Demeures Historiques (DH), Vieilles Maisons Françaises (VMF) and Parcs et Jardins de Bretagne (APJB) associations, is open to visitors all year round. Make an appointment via the “visit” or “contact” tab for a personalized guided tour of the château, inside and outside. You can also come for the annual European Patrimony Days in September.
The Château de Bogard, built at the end of the 18th century, is an extraordinary testimony to the new ideas of the Age of Enlightenment on the eve of the French Revolution. This prestigious residence, both historic and modern, is the ideal place in the Côtes d’Armor to organize unforgettable events: weddings, ceremonies, receptions, seminars and long stays.
The Château de Bogard, built at the end of the 18th century, is an extraordinary testimony to the new ideas of the Age of Enlightenment on the eve of the French Revolution. This prestigious residence, both historic and modern, is the ideal place in the Côtes d’Armor to organize unforgettable events: weddings, ceremonies, receptions, seminars and long stays.
The Château de Bogard has a long history, beginning in 1274 with the de Bogard family and continuing into the 18th century with the De La Noüe family. Discover the story of Guillaume-François de la Noüe, known as “bras de fer”, who died in Moncontour. Discover the lives of François de la Noüe, a Breton parliamentarian and Freemason, and Félicité Meslé de Grandclos, a descendant of a shipowner from Saint-Malo, who were the creators of this enchanting place, unchanged since the 18th century. The Capelle family, who is owning the site since the 60s, have revived this forgotten past and enhanced it for your enjoyment.
Bogard is a collective adventure: Harald and Baudoin, the two brothers who own the property, will be happy to welcome you and tell you all about the history of the place during a private tour, as well as all the friends who contribute occasionally and share their good humour… The Château de Bogard is also involved with the townships of Quessoy and Hénon, member of the local shopkeepers’ association and partner of the local agricultural school La Ville Davy .
Bogard is a collective adventure: Harald and Baudoin, the two brothers who own the property, will be happy to welcome you and tell you all about the history of the place during a private tour, as well as all the friends who contribute occasionally and share their good humour… The Château de Bogard is also involved with the townships of Quessoy and Hénon, member of the local shopkeepers’ association and partner of the local agricultural school La Ville Davy .
The Château de Bogard is first and foremost a prestigious and romantic place for all types of festive and collective events: weddings, but also music concerts, fireworks displays, seminars, exhibitions… It is also a haven of peace for flora and fauna. 40 hectares of woods, meadows, orchard, flower gardens and a pond are maintained and managed to preserve local biodiversity.
Bogard in figures
750
Years of History
40
Hectares for biodiversity
180
Potential guests in the wedding room
30
