Preserved intact since the 18th century, the Canon estate was created by Jean-Baptiste Elie de Beaumont, a famous lawyer of the Enlightenment who left his mark on the architectural and landscape ensemble of Canon with his spirit and personality.
Guided tours of the castle every day at 15:00 p.m. and 16:45 p.m. in July and August. (duration of visit: 1 hour)
Storytelling tours every Wednesday, Thursday and Friday in July and August. (45mins)
This estate is listed as a Historic Monument and has been awarded the Remarkable Garden label, due to the exceptional ensemble of its regular flowerbeds, wild groves, and period features (Chinese kiosks, Greco-Roman temple). Called a transitional garden, it is designed in both French and English styles, and teems with a multitude of waterways, waterfalls, and canals, which accompany the walker. The visit ends in the Chartreuses, a dazzling ensemble of thirteen walled gardens in a row, entirely planted with perennials. A veritable open-air greenhouse, unique in France.
Also on site: shop, tea room, retro games, playground, treasure hunt for children...
The measures in place for visitors:
Wearing a mask is optional but recommended in reception.
Ticket Office – Shop: One family at a time in reception
Walk in the garden: Respect the direction of traffic, avoid touching the railings
Mandatory gel at the entrance and exit (terminals provided for this purpose 🙂)
If possible, book your tickets in advance on our online ticket office.
Guided tours of the castle every day at 15:00 p.m. and 16:45 p.m. in July and August. (duration of visit: 1 hour)
Storytelling tours every Wednesday, Thursday and Friday in July and August. (45mins)
This estate is listed as a Historic Monument and has been awarded the Remarkable Garden label, due to the exceptional ensemble of its regular flowerbeds, wild groves, and period features (Chinese kiosks, Greco-Roman temple). Called a transitional garden, it is designed in both French and English styles, and teems with a multitude of waterways, waterfalls, and canals, which accompany the walker. The visit ends in the Chartreuses, a dazzling ensemble of thirteen walled gardens in a row, entirely planted with perennials. A veritable open-air greenhouse, unique in France.
Also on site: shop, tea room, retro games, playground, treasure hunt for children...
The measures in place for visitors:
Wearing a mask is optional but recommended in reception.
Ticket Office – Shop: One family at a time in reception
Walk in the garden: Respect the direction of traffic, avoid touching the railings
Mandatory gel at the entrance and exit (terminals provided for this purpose 🙂)
If possible, book your tickets in advance on our online ticket office.
Video
Location details
- At the Green light
Costumed
Language(s) of the visit
French, English
Opening
Services
Equipment
Access for people with reduced mobility
- Disabled persons access
Home animals
Pricing
| Pricing | Min. | Max. |
|---|---|---|
| Child rate | 5 € | Not disclosed |
| Basic price – Adult Full price | 10 € | Not disclosed |
| Family rate | 30 € | Not disclosed |
| Basic price – Adult Full price | 13,50 € | Not disclosed |
| Child rate | 8,50 € | Not disclosed |
| Family rate | 44 € | Not disclosed |
Payment methods
Business tourism
Groups accepted
- Yes
| Last name | In class | In square | U-shaped | Banquet | In cocktails | Theater |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Antoinette's Apartment | Not disclosed | 12 | Not disclosed | |||
| Rosières Hall | Not disclosed | Not disclosed | 300 |
Group size (minimum/maximum)
- 10
- 40
Group type
- Associations
- Third Age
- Works councils
- Students
- Other groups formed
- Disabled
- Professional
- School groups
- Sports
- Young seniors
- Individuals and families