Saint-Gingolph Castle

Historic site and monument
Historic patrimony
Castle
16th C

Elevation : 400m

Place du Château 1, CH - 1898 Saint-Gingolph

Vue aérienne — ©
Joël Grandcollot / Saint-Gingolph Promotion Évènements

Vue sur le Château (à droite) — ©
Corinne Michellod / Saint-Gingolph Promotion Évènements

Salle du Billard — ©
Joël Grandcollot / Saint-Gingolph Promotion Évènements

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- Car park
  Meeting room
  Toilets
  Lift
  Animals accepted
  Wifi
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The Château de Saint-Gingolph, built between 1585 and 1588, and its outbuilding (Maison des Sœurs or Maison de Rivaz-de-Nucé), both listed as cultural assets of regional importance, reflect the village's seigniorial past.