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Clermont Castle

A jewel of the Renaissance in Haute-Savoie

Perched on the heights of the Genevois region, Château de Clermont is one of Haute-Savoie’s most surprising architectural treasures. This elegant, Italianate-inspired residence dating from the XVIᵉ century plunges you into a little-known part of Savoyard history. A listed historic monument, a must-visit for lovers of heritage, art and fine stonework.

Not to be missed A Renaissance gem in the heart of Haute-Savoie

Built in the XVIᵉ century by Monseigneur Gallois Regard, a man of faith and influence who practised in Rome, the château stands out clearly from the surrounding feudal architecture. Its symmetrical façade, arcaded galleries and stylistic refinement bear witness to the influence of the Italian Renaissance on Savoyard territory. This castle, rare and almost unique in the region, is a perfect illustration of the meeting of local traditions and European innovations. It is an exceptional example of Alpine architectural heritage, with every detail reflecting the taste and culture of its era. A veritable historical jewel, it invites discovery and admiration, immersing visitors in the elegance and art of living of the Renaissance in Haute-Savoie.

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Experience Captivating historical immersion

Château de Clermont is much more than just a monument: it rises above the remains of an older medieval fortress, which is still being excavated. A guided or self-guided tour of the site allows you to explore its evolution, discover its anecdotes and illustrious characters, and enjoy panoramic views over the surrounding countryside. This exceptional site offers a real journey through time, combining history, architecture and landscapes. Accessible to all, the château invites young and old alike to immerse themselves in the past, to understand the richness of the local heritage and to appreciate the unique atmosphere of this site steeped in history in Haute-Savoie.