Castle
Château de Rosanbo
Lanvellec · Côtes-d’Armor
In the Trégor, Rosanbo keeps family interiors, a large library, historical memorabilia and a classical park redesigned in the early 20th century.
- Suggested time
- 1 h 30 to 2 hours
- Type of place
- Large family château and classical park
- Atmosphere
- Heritage-rich and immersive, with a strong presence of architecture and landscape
- Getting there
- Château de Rosanbo, 22420 Lanvellec. A rural estate in the Trégor.
Who this place suits
- With family
- 7/10
- As a couple
- 10/10
- With friends
- 7/10
- Solo
- 10/10
- With a dog
- 9/10
- Reduced mobility
- 8/10
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About
The Château de Rosanbo grew from an ancient site overlooking the Bô valley. Successive extensions gradually turned the fortified house into a vast aristocratic residence. The château keeps many pieces of furniture, portraits, books and memorabilia linked to the families who lived there. The park, shaped by long perspectives, was remodelled in the early 20th century in the spirit of classical gardens. The visit is guided or accompanied depending on the day. It takes about 45 minutes for the château, plus time for the park. The family character of the place is one of its main attractions. Outside the season, visits are only for groups of 25 or more, by booking: individual visitors should not expect the château to be open.
What you will see
- Interiors with a strong family identity.
- Portraits, furniture, books and historical memorabilia.
- The classical park and its long perspectives.
- A remarkable library.
- A guided tour that places the objects in the history of several generations.
- A landscape that is fully part of the visit.
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- A visit best rounded off with the town and the surrounding landscapes.
Practical information
- Address
- Château de Rosanbo, 22420 Lanvellec
- Pets
- Dogs welcome under the estate’s conditions, on a lead
- Accessibility
- The route is described as accessible to people with reduced mobility, with possible limits in some historic rooms
- Best time
- Spring, summer or early autumn depending on the opening calendar; choose settled weather for the ramparts, grounds and outdoor areas
Tips on the spot
- Check the opening times on the day: monuments can change their hours for events, works or the weather.
- Comfortable shoes are recommended: stairs, cobbles, uneven floors and park paths are common.
- For photos, the beginning or end of the day is best outside; photo rules can differ inside.
- With children, look up the activity booklets, events and family trails offered during the season.
- If you are coming especially for the interiors, check they are open that day.
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- September 2026: visits on certain days; from October, visits only for groups of 25 or more, by booking.
- 2026: guided tour of the château and park €14 for adults, €12 for seniors, €11 reduced, €8 for ages 6 to 15; park only €9 for adults.
- Allow 1 h 30 to 2 hours to enjoy the site without rushing.
Frequently asked questions
How much time should I allow to visit the Château de Rosanbo?
Usually 1 h 30 to 2 hours. It can take longer with gardens, an exhibition, a guided tour or an outdoor trail.
What are the opening hours of the Château de Rosanbo?
September 2026: visits on certain days; from October, visits only for groups of 25 or more, by booking.
How much does a visit to the Château de Rosanbo cost?
2026: guided tour of the château and park €14 for adults, €12 for seniors, €11 reduced, €8 for ages 6 to 15; park only €9 for adults.
Why is the Château de Rosanbo worth visiting?
To step into a house that has remained a family home and discover history through its furniture, archives and portraits.
What should I not miss at the Château de Rosanbo?
Interiors with a strong family identity.
Do I need to book to visit the Château de Rosanbo?
Booking is not always required, but it is recommended for guided tours, events, busy periods and sites with limited capacity.
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