Varengeville sur Mer Castle
Built: 1883
Status: Events Hotel
Visitable?: Yes, as guest
Notable: Close to the beach
The castle located at Varengeville sur Mer, close to the Normandy coast, was built in 1883.
The castle itself, though in private hands, can be rented for special occasions, like marriages or seminars. But please note, it’s not a hotel, so you can’t sleep there. Click on the web site link below to find out how much it’ll cost. There are some hotels and gites in the neighbourhood.
Gates of the Varengeville-Sur-Mer castle in Upper Normandy
The castle is located alongside a great road between St. Valery-en-Caux and Dieppe. A small and winding road that reaches the beaches quite often, making it a very scenic drive.
Click here to access the Castle’s web site
Click here to see other castles in the area.
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