Allaman Castle

This beautiful white small castle with cone-shaped tiled roofs is located in the small town of Allaman. The castle is located in the canton of Vaud, 40 kilometers northeast of Geneva and 20 kilometers southwest of Lausanne. One of the most attractive historical sites of Lake Geneva. In walking distance from the ancient castle is the railway station of the city, which in terms of tourism makes the castle even more attractive.

The troops of Berne, in punishment of the owner for cooperation with the enemy of Geneva, the Duke of Savoy, burned the original buildings of the castle in 1530.

Two centuries later, the medieval castle was fully restored by the Marquis de Langalleri, who owned it at that time. The castle of Allaman was used by the Marquis for luxurious holidays. What influenced the appearance and decoration of the castle - the elegance and comfort in it exist to this day.

Nowadays, Alleman Castle, surrounded by excellent parks and small old forests, is privately owned. At the initiative of the owner, restoration work was carried out. The castle park is beautiful and well maintained. The largest exhibitions of fine art, antiques and antiques are held here.

Visiting these places today you can admire the ancient buildings (including wine cellars), feel the spirit of the Middle Ages, taste cheeses and fine wines of local manufacturers, see an interesting collection of weapons and furniture. The South Tower offers a beautiful view of Mount Mont Blanc and the arrays of vineyards. Since 1975, the castle was declared a national treasure of the country in architectural and historical terms, as well as a monument of the first category of national importance.