The castle of Sercy in Burgundy was built in the 13th-15th centuries. Belonged to the local family of Sercy until the 16th century, when Philibert Sercy died during a wedding in Lyon. After that, the castle came to desolation, was plundered and few times changed the owner. Since 1815 became habitable again, but after the fire of 1929 only the best parts of the castle remained. For example, at the top of the round tower there is one of the oldest wooden galleries in France.
The castle is private and not very touristy, although the park and some of the rooms can be visited from 9 to 12 and from 14 to 18. Optimal will be a short visit by car.
Sercy castle ©Yuriy Buriak
Getting there: By coordinates
N 46 36.316 E 4 41.059 there is a small parking for 2 cars, which offers this beautiful view of the castle.
