Château De Flaugergues

Very significant Chateau with extremely rare items inside! Thanks so much to our expert historical guides for providing so much information! Even if you are not a history fan, the stories of the family owners to present day are intriguing! The Chateau rooms open to view are an hour's visit and the grounds are definitely worth viewing!

A walk in the garden, a tour through the Chateau and finishing it with a wine tasting. What's not to like! It really wasn't crowded at all, which meant we had the garden basically to ourselves and a private tour of the Chateau! Regrettably, I forgot the name of our tourguide. But he was really wonderful in guiding us through the Chateau, provided lovely insights into the history and was very articulate in English and pleasant to listen to. Incredible that people are currently living there and move to different rooms during tours, into closed off areas. That must feel like living in a museum!

My husband and I had the wedding of our dreams at the Château de Flaugergues! The chateau gardens are absolutely stunning and provided so many unique spaces for each part of our day (the bambouseraie was perfect for the welcome lemonade, the more forested area served as our ceremony space, and the area in front of the orangerie was a great backdrop for our vin d'honneur!) We used the plastic chairs and tables provided by the chateau and these worked perfectly well. Pierre de Colbert and his team are very responsive and helpful, and really contributed a lot to the smooth organization of the event. It rained unexpectedly on our wedding day, but luckily the chateau has a big indoor reception room that we were able to use very easily for dinner and dancing (and it still looked great even without any decoration). For such a beautiful setting, we found the price of the venue to be very reasonable, especially compared to other chateaux in the region. As we had lots of international guests, the fact that the chateau is located near the center of Montpellier was really convenient, and there is a great hotel next door where all of our guests were able to stay (so no bothering with driving or ubers after the wedding). We also got to experience dinner and a great gospel music concert the night before our wedding at the chateau for the fête de la musique, which only added to our experience. Honestly, I can't imagine a better wedding venue in Montpellier!

It was a great day to have a guided tour (in English and French mixed) around the castle and have a little backstory of how, when and what was happening around it. The property is surrounded by beautiful gardens which worth a longer visit! Our tour has finished with wine tasting of white, rosé and red wines produced on the vineyards located behind the château. Many thanks to the staff and the lady who was our guide!🫶🏻

Very nice tour of the Chateau, done by a young French lady in English, with some help with audience participation. There are some wonderful gardens to peruse afterwards and a wine tadting of 3 different wines, all made by the vineyard.

Very beautiful and charming place, very nice guide she told us everything and answered every questions. Here is also restaurant where You can eat delicious meals. You can buy also house wine. Personally I fell in love with Garden. Parking is free

Great experience and nice local wines, the chateau and garden are both beautiful. It was a bit unclear at first wether we got tickets for just the wine tasting or the tour for the chateau/garden, ended up being both! The whole tour was in french, but they solved it right away giving us a translation card for the tour to help! Overall really nice staff and place :).

The chateau is absolutely gorgeous and the gardens are beautiful. The tour was informative and enjoyable, 5 stars all the way ✨

If you are in Montpellier, this is worth a side trip if calmness and a break from the urban environment is what you need. There is a spacious botanical garden to get some fresh air and appreciate nature, and you can tour the chateau. Throw in a wine tasting of some decent wine, and you can have a few hours of enjoyment.

We enjoyed walking the gardens immensely. At first it was a little sparse in upkeep near the beginning (including a dead lily pond). We also found the hedgehog tour sheet a bit infantile. The olive tree veranda was gorgeous with a perfect windy niche to sit in at the end. The garden is towering and has nice umbrage. It is sweetly done and we loved the gingko tree in the end. The wine tasting was a bit unorganized and not very well led. The ladies working rush you through and somewhat pretentiously sell the goods. Fun wine to taste on a leisurely day and take home, but not so much to rave about. Reliably enjoyable overall.