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Discover the craftsmanship and Renaissance architecture of Losse Castle: battlements, mullioned windows, carved friezes, and 16th-century master builders’ expertise.

Discover the fascinating phenomenon of marcescence, in which hornbeams retain their leaves in winter—a botanical curiosity in Losse Castle’s Renaissance gardens.

This article explores craftsmanship at Losse Castle, with a focus on the art of stained glass.

Natural Autumn Boxwood Care at Losse Castle Gardens

All season long, discover our many events!Soirées ÉtoiléesEvery Thursday evening in July and August, enjoy a candlelit dinner on the château’s terrace. On the agenda: dinner, jazz concert, and the illumination of the château and gardens.Spots are limited—reservations are required!Treasure huntYoung and old explorers alike, set off on an adventure during your visit to the château! A treasure hunt and trail game await, with a lovely reward for the keenest participants.Summery p

In these times of drought, the key word is... MULCHING!Sun, intense heat and wind can cause damage to plants. To help reduce this damage, it’s a good idea not to leave the soil bare around your plants—and to mulch instead.With what ? Mineral mulch: • Slate • Pebbles • Clay beads • Volcanic rock (pouzzolane) • Gravel • Shale • SandAdvantages: keeps soil cool, decorative, suppresses weeds, supports biodiversity. Watch out: does not enrich the soil.

Discover our "Soirées Étoilées" at the Castle and Gardens of Losse, an enchanting experience blending fine dining, music, and culture!​Join us on the terrace, overlooking the breathtaking Vézère valley, for a candlelit dinner immersed in the captivating ambiance of live jazz. Meanwhile, explore the illuminated château and its gardens.Every Thursday evening in July and August, from 8 PM to 11 PM, experience the magic of our "Soirées Étoilées" on the castle’s terrace.Savor a re

As part of a commemorative project devoted to Princess Nhu May of Annam, who lived at Losse from 1930 to 1999, we are reaching out to all those who knew or encountered her.As a reminder, Princess Nhu May was the daughter of Emperor Nghi of Annam, who reigned from 1884 to 1885 over the province of Annam in what is now central Vietnam.She became the owner of the Château de Losse in 1930 and transformed it into an agricultural estate, where she raised Limousin cattle and cultiva

As soon as you arrive and settle in Montignac-Lascaux, one question arises: what is there to do in the area?No worries, I’m here to help you discover all the wonderful things this beautiful region has to offer!Must-seesThe Lascaux II and IV caves are an absolute must for anyone interested in the rich history of prehistoric cave art.Just 5 km from Montignac-Lascaux, be sure to visit the Château and Gardens of Losse with family or friends. Stroll freely through the magnificent

Looking for an idea for an unforgettable day out? Whether you're exploring solo, with family, or among friends, we've got everything you need to make the experience truly magical. Let yourself be guided, and discover activities that will delight both young and old! Visit the Castle Explore the château at your own pace with a self-guided tour and audioguides, or join one of our guided tours offered every morning—lasting approximately one hour. Step inside and travel back to