Catégorie

• Listed or registered (CNMHS)

Description of heritage

• Descriptif du centre d'interprétation
  Originally a simple wooden fort, the castle of Huisseau-sur-Mauves was replaced around the 10th century by a fortified castle around which were grouped the dwellings that form the embryo of today's village. The land of Huisseau has remained in the hands of its founders since 1160.
  
  Today, this unspoilt estate, which has remained little-known, opens its courtyard and gardens to visitors during the summer season. It's an opportunity to take a timeless stroll among the greenery and old stones, to discover a long history and the people who wrote it.

• Descriptif du parc et jardin
  Originally a simple wooden fort, the castle of Huisseau-sur-Mauves was replaced around the 10th century by a fortified castle around which were grouped the dwellings that form the embryo of today's village. The land of Huisseau has remained in the hands of its founders since 1160.
  
  Today, this unspoilt estate, which has remained little-known, opens its courtyard and gardens to visitors during the summer season. It's an opportunity to take a timeless stroll among the greenery and old stones, to discover a long history and the people who wrote it.

• Descriptif du musée
  Originally a simple wooden fort, the castle of Huisseau-sur-Mauves was replaced around the 10th century by a fortified castle around which were grouped the dwellings that form the embryo of today's village. The land of Huisseau has remained in the hands of its founders since 1160.
  
  Today, this unspoilt estate, which has remained little-known, opens its courtyard and gardens to visitors during the summer season. It's an opportunity to take a timeless stroll among the greenery and old stones, to discover a long history and the people who wrote it.

• Descriptif du site et monument historique
  Originally a simple wooden fort, the castle of Huisseau-sur-Mauves was replaced around the 10th century by a fortified castle around which were grouped the dwellings that form the embryo of today's village. The land of Huisseau has remained in the hands of its founders since 1160.
  
  Today, this unspoilt estate, which has remained little-known, opens its courtyard and gardens to visitors during the summer season. It's an opportunity to take a timeless stroll among the greenery and old stones, to discover a long history and the people who wrote it.