Castle, witness of the life of the Dukes of Brittany, inviting to relive the great episodes of its history through animations.
Built in the late Middle Ages, probably under the impetus of Pierre de Dreux and above all his son Jean1er dit Leroux in the first half of the 13th century, the Domaine de Suscinio, ideally situated between land and sea, stands in what was once a vast wooded area, now classified as a protected natural area endowed with a rich biodiversity. This exceptional testimony to the life of the Dukes of Brittany, for whom it was the preferred residence, underwent several major restoration campaigns under the Montfort ducal dynasty. In 1532, Château de Suscinio became part of the royal domain. Among the prestigious owners who succeeded one another over the centuries were Diane de Poitiers, Catherine de Médicis and Henri IV... Today, the estate welcomes you all year round and offers you the chance to reawaken its legends and relive the great episodes in its history and rich life through numerous events. During the summer months, don't miss Suscinio's nocturnes: the estate's walls are decked out in light and sound as night falls, for a show based on Arthurian legend. The evenings end with a fireworks display. Oyé, oyé, notice to the public: put on your shoes and dress warmly (not all parts of the building are heated) to set off after the visit on the discovery trails, some 65 hectares of natural areas accessible to all free of charge.
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La visite du château est elle aussi très intéressante.
Le domaine est magnifiquement entretenu et le personnel est accueillant.
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L'exposition sur le mythe du Roi Arthur est sympathique mais manque de nuances et devrait pour moi mieux insister sur le fait qu'il ne s'agit pas d'un personnage historique (non, les ducs de Bretagne ne descendent pas réellement du Roi Arthur) et qu'il y a plusieurs versions de la légende, pas uniquement celle présentée. En écoutant ce que se racontaient les collégiens autour de nous, le message n'est pas passé...
Enfin, le compagnon virtuel avec sa voix IA est une horreur et n'apporte pas d'informations réellement intéressantes, mieux vaut le laisser de côté tant qu'un vrai acteur n'aura pas été engagé pour le doublage...
Mais malgré ces petits bémols, la visite reste de très haute volée et mérite ses 5 étoiles.