The site is listed as a Historic Monument and is open to the public year-round by prior appointment with the owners. To arrange your visit and learn about the visitation guidelines, please contact us via the CONTACT tab or book an available time slot on our Shop/Guided Tour page. There is a fee for visits to help cover the site’s maintenance costs. The guided tour with landlords lasts about 45 minutes. You also have the option to follow a self-guided tour marked with QR codes that you can explore at your own pace.
Interior and exterior guided tours
Discover the history and original architecture of this 18th-century Breton parliamentary residence, inspired by the Age of Enlightenment. Immerse yourself in the history of Brittany from the Middle Ages to the French Revolution. A journey between tradition and modernity that will enchant young and old alike…
Walking in the Bogard Gardens
Explore the 40 hectares of woods, meadows, and gardens at Château de Bogard. Take a stroll around the pond, where you might spot a gray heron coming to quench its thirst. Lose yourself in the “Garden of Uncertainties,” but find meaning again in the “Garden of Knowledge.” The site is unique for its inspiration, which is both philosophical and Masonic, and for its many symbols—invisible to the uninitiated but which structure the landscape architecture, preserved intact since its design in the 18th century.
Brittany Parks and Gardens Days
You can also take advantage of the annual Parcs et Jardins de Bretagne days in May, organized under the patronage of the APJB. See dates on our Events page.
European Heritage Days
Every year in September, under the patronage of the French Ministry of Culture, the European Heritage Days are organized so that everyone can visit and discover the heritage of their region. Take advantage of these days to discover the charms of Bogard. See the dates on our Events page.
For further information, please write to us via the tab CONTACT US.
Saturday 19th and Sunday 20th September 2026
This year, the European Heritage Days provide an opportunity to organize a special exhibition dedicated to Zoé Laigneau (1885–1965), a painter and copyist who lived in Saint-Brieuc. The exhibition, held at the Orangerie of Bogard Castle, features some thirty of her paintings and also provides insights into the artist’s life, her work, and the cultural context of Brittany in the early 20th century.
Free admission. Open to all ages. Open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. For security and statistical analysis purposes, please register your visit using the “Registration” tab below:
The site is listed as a Historic Monument and is open to the public year-round by prior appointment with the owners. To arrange your visit and learn about the visitation guidelines, please contact us via the CONTACT tab or book an available time slot on our Shop/Guided Tour page. There is a fee for visits to help cover the site’s maintenance costs. The guided tour with landlords lasts about 45 minutes. You also have the option to follow a self-guided tour marked with QR codes that you can explore at your own pace.
Interior and exterior guided tours
Discover the history and original architecture of this 18th-century Breton parliamentary residence, inspired by the Age of Enlightenment. Immerse yourself in the history of Brittany from the Middle Ages to the French Revolution. A journey between tradition and modernity that will enchant young and old alike…
Walking in the Bogard Gardens
Explore the 40 hectares of woods, meadows, and gardens at Château de Bogard. Take a stroll around the pond, where you might spot a gray heron coming to quench its thirst. Lose yourself in the “Garden of Uncertainties,” but find meaning again in the “Garden of Knowledge.” The site is unique for its inspiration, which is both philosophical and Masonic, and for its many symbols—invisible to the uninitiated but which structure the landscape architecture, preserved intact since its design in the 18th century.
Brittany Parks and Gardens Days
You can also take advantage of the annual Parcs et Jardins de Bretagne days in May, organized under the patronage of the APJB. See dates on our Events page.
European Heritage Days
Every year in September, under the patronage of the French Ministry of Culture, the European Heritage Days are organized so that everyone can visit and discover the heritage of their region. Take advantage of these days to discover the charms of Bogard. See the dates on our Events page.
For more information, please contact us via the tab CONTACT US.
Saturday 19th and Sunday 20th September 2026
This year, the European Heritage Days provide an opportunity to organize a special exhibition dedicated to Zoé Laigneau (1885–1965), a painter and copyist who lived in Saint-Brieuc. The exhibition, held at the Orangerie of the Château de Bogard, features some thirty of her paintings and also provides insights into the artist’s life, her work, and the cultural context of Brittany in the early 20th century. Find detailed information at: Zoé Laigneau Exhibition
Free admission. Open to all ages. Open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. For security and statistical analysis purposes, please register your visit using the “Registration” tab below: