Château médiéval de Creully - Musée de la radio

Feudal castle built between the 11th and 15th centuries. Medieval period vestiges include the enclosure (12th - 13th century), two fine vaulted rooms (12th century), the square tower (14th century) and a high octagonal tower (15th century). A Renaissance turret stands alongside the main building. The 17th century stables form a fine ensemble within the courtyard.

During the Second World War, from June to July 1944, the BBC took up residence in the square tower to broadcast information on the D-Day Landings.

Guided tour in French or English: 45 minutes.

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