Châteaux of Nord-Pas-de-Calais
This is the list of Châteaux in Nord-Pas-de-Calais. It has a border with Belguim in the north and west with UK. It consists of 2 departments: Nord and Pas-de-Calais.
We have listed 154 Chateaux in the Nord-Pas-de-Calais region (including ruins and "lost" Châteaux), of which 32 have their own dedicated page. If you know of any Châteaux in Nord-Pas-de-Calais that are not in our list, please let us know!
Info sources: -
http://www.chateau-fort-manoir-chateau.eu
https://fr.wikipedia.org/
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portail:Ch%C3%A2teaux_de_France
Châteaux of Nord
| Name | Built | Condition | Location | Notes / more info |
| Abbaye Sainte-Calixte de Cysoing | 18th-19th century | In good condition | Cysoing | Owned by a public institution of the State |
| Château de l'abbaye de Cysoing | 18th century | In good condition | Cysoing | |
| Château d'Assignies dit le Petit Rouge | 19th century | Mérignies ; Tourmignies | Owned by an Association of local authorities | |
| Château d'Audignies | 14th-17th century | In good condition | Audignies | Privately owned |
| Château d'Auby | Auby | |||
| Château d'Aubry du Hainaut | ||||
| Château de Bailleul et immeubles accolés | 15th-17th century | Condé-sur-l'Escaut | Owned by the municipality | |
| Château de Bellignies | Bellignies | |||
| Château de Bernicourt | 1743 | In good condition | Roost-Warendin | Opened to the public since 1989, the castle, emptied of its period furniture, now houses temporary exhibitions on the ground floor and a museum at 1st floor and the basement. |
| Château de Bouchain | Bouchain | |||
| Château de la Briarde | 15th-19th century | West-Cappel | Owned by a private company | |
| Château de Busigny | Busigny | Owned by a private company | ||
| Château des comtes de Lallaing | 14th-15th century | Lallaing | Owned by the municipality | |
| Château de Courcelette | Lannoy | |||
| Château de Coutant | 13th-19th century | Saint-Hilaire-sur-Helpe | Privately owned | |
| Château Desandrouin | Valenciennes | |||
| Château dit des Douaniers | Fresnes-sur-Escaut | Privately owned | ||
| Château de Dourlers | 18th-19th century | Dourlers | Privately owned | |
| Château d'Engelshof | Bambecque | Privately owned | ||
| Château d'Esquelbecq | ||||
| Château de Esquelbecq | 15th-18th century | Esquelbecq | Privately owned | |
| Château d'Esnes | 12th century | Owned by Mr. and Mrs. Paternostre the Mairieu. | ||
| Château et Ferme d'en Haut | 18th century | Jenlain | Privately owned | |
| Château de Flers | 17th century | In good condition | Villeneuve-d'Ascq | Owned by the town and it is now Flers Castle Museum, open to tourist. |
| Château de Fontaine | Croix | |||
| Château des Frenelles | Bouvignies | |||
| Château d'Fretin | 17th-18th century | Fretin | Owned by a private company | |
| Château de l'Ermitage | 18th century | Neuville (La) | State property | |
| Château de Gœulzin | 12th century | Restored | Gœulzin | The mansion of the former hunting lodge has become the main house, it has a building on the ground floor with a floor, with a central tower, the right gear Wembergues and fireplace, terrace on the left. |
| Château de Gravelines | Gravelines | |||
| Château de Gussignies | Gussignies | |||
| Château de Gœulzin | ||||
| Château des comtes de Hainaut dit "ancien arsenal" | 12th-13th century | Condé-sur-l'Escaut | Owned by the municipality | |
| Château de l'Hermitage | 1786 | Condé-sur-l'Escaut | It is a historical monument since 1924. | |
| Château d'Hugémont | 17th-19th century | Dompierre-sur-Helpe | Private property | |
| Château d'Jeumont | Moyen Age | Jeumont | Owned by the municipality | |
| Château de Landas | 17th-19th century | Loos | Privately owned | |
| Château de Lewarde | 18th century | Lewarde | Owned by a private company | |
| Château de la Motte Fénelon | 19th century | In good condition | Cambrai | |
| Château de Ligny | 9th century | Ligny-en-Cambrésis | SARL Château de Ligny-Haucourt | |
| Citadelle de Lille | 1667-1673 | In good condition | Lille | State property |
| Château du Loir | Sars-et-Rosières | Privately owned | ||
| Château de Montmonrency | Montigny-en-Ostrevent | Stable and restaurant. The entrance building with two towers was listed historical monument March 20, 1929. | ||
| Château de la Motte-aux-Bois | 1065 | In good condition | Morbecque | Since 1962, the castle houses the Institute for Aerospace Amaury de la Grange (IAAG), dedicated to aviation training. fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Château_de_la_Motte-aux-Bois |
| Château de la Motte Fénelon | 19th century | In good condition | Cambrai | |
| Château d'Obies | 17th-18th century | Obies | Privately owned | |
| Château des Ormes | Lambersart | |||
| Château de la Phalecque | 18th century | Lompret | Since 1954, the building houses a nursing home of Family Associations of Lille. fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Lompret_(Nord)#Lieux_et_monuments | |
| Château dit de Philippe de Comines | Renescure | |||
| Château d'eau de la Place Verte | 20th century | Valenciennes | Owned by the municipality | |
| Château de Pont-de-Sains | Féron | Privately owned | ||
| Château de Potelle | 13th century | Potelle | Currently owne by the Fremin Family of Sartel. | |
| Château de Prémesques | Prémesques | |||
| Château de Raismes | 18th century | Raismes | Privately owned | |
| Château de Rametz | 14th-19th century | In good condition | Saint-Waast | Privately owned |
| Château de Ranette | 18th century | Cambrai | Privately owned | |
| Château de Rieulay | Rieulay | Privately owned | ||
| Château de Rieux | Rieux-en-Cambrésis | |||
| Château de Roucourt | 1765 | Rebuilt | Roucourt | It includes a Chinese pavilion, the former pillory village and dovecote. The unit is now open to the public for receptions (weddings, seminars, baptism ...). fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Château_de_Roucourt |
| Château de Robersart | 18th century | Rebuilt | Wambrechies | From 1998 , part of the premises was given to the museum of dolls and old toys. |
| Château de Rupilly | Mérignies | Privately owned | ||
| Château de Selles | 12th-18th century | Cambrai | Owned by the municipality | |
| Château de Socx | 19th century | Socx | Privately owned | |
| Château de Steenbourg | 16th-19th century | Steene | Privately owned | |
| Château de Trélon | 11th century | Trélon | Today the castle is owned by the Princess Philippe de Merode. | |
| Château de Trélon | ||||
| Château Vandamme | Cassel | Privately owned | ||
| Château de Verlinghem | Verlinghem | |||
| Château du Vert-Bois | 18th-19th century | In good condition | Bondues | Privately owned |
| Château de la Vigne | Bondues | |||
| Château de Wignacourt | 15th century | Flêtre | Private property | |
| Château de Zuthove | Renescure | Privately owned | ||
| Domaine de l'Hamerhouck | 19th century | Cassel | Privately owned | |
| Ferme des Templiers | Verlinghem | |||
| Hospice Notre-Dame de Seclin | Seclin | |||
| Maison de campagne de l'abbaye Saint-Aubert-de-Cambrai | 17th-19th century | Avesnes-le-Sec | Privately owned | |
| Manoir du Withof | Bourbourg | |||
| Palais Rihour | 15th century | In good condition | Lille | The guardroom of the building houses the tourist office in the city. It is classified as a historic monument in 1875 |
Châteaux of Pas-de-Calais
| Name | Built | Condition | Location | Notes / more info |
| Abbaye Notre-Dame de Cercamp | 14th century | In good condition | Frévent | |
| Abbaye Saint-Paul de Wisques | 20th century | In good condition | Wisques | Owned by a religious association |
| Château de Airon-Saint-Vaast | 19th century | Airon-Saint-Vaast | Privately owned | |
| Château d'Arras | 1668 | Arras | According to the project announced in January 2011, the Citadel will host a leisure center, a center housing and economic hub. The Citadel hosts in July the Main Square Festival. | |
| Château d'Audisque | 18th century | Saint-Etienne-au-Mont | Privately owned | |
| Château d'Aumont | 13th-19th century | Boulogne-sur-Mer | Owned by the municipality | |
| Château de Beaulieu | Busnes | |||
| Château de Berles-Monchel | ||||
| Château de La Buissière | ||||
| Château de la Bien-Assise | 1806 | Guînes | Owned by Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Mancho. It is turned into a Hotel. fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Château_de_la_Bien-Assise_de_Guînes | |
| Château de Bomy | 18th century | Bomy | Privately owned | |
| Château de la Bucquière | 18th-19th century | Brebières | Owned by a private company | |
| Château de La Buissière | 13th century | Half ruine | Bruay-la-Buissière | The Collieries Company bought it in the early 20th century, but eventually demolish it in 1970. It only remains of the castle dungeon half-ruined. |
| Château du Cauroy | 18th century | Berlencourt-le-Cauroy | Privately owned | |
| Citadelle de Calais | 13th century | In good condition | Calais | Citadel now bears the name of "Memorial Stadium". |
| Château de Campagne-lès-Hesdin | 18th century | Campagne-lès-Hesdin | Privately owned | |
| Château de Cercamps | 1137 | Frévent | In 1837, the abbey church is a heap of ruins in the demolition hammers. fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Château_de_Cercamps | |
| Château de Clarques | Clarques | |||
| Château de Créminil | ||||
| Château de Cocove | 18th century | Recques-sur-Hem | The castle was occupied by British and German soldiers during World War II. fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Château_de_Cocove | |
| Château de Colembert | 18th century | In good condition | Colembert | Privately owned |
| Château de Conteval | Pernes-lès-Boulogne | |||
| Château de Couin | 1745 | Restored | Couin | ince 2002 , the castle knows a program of restoration particularly important. Open to the public since that time, it is a private among the most visited in the north of France castles. |
| Château de Créminil | 1443 | Estrée-Blanche | The castle of Créminil (that is to say, the avenue of lime trees leading to the castle, the park surrounding parkland and bordered by the river Laquette) is a historical monument and the pre-registered inventory remarkable gardens. | |
| Château du Denacre (ancien fief de Hil) | 18th-19th century | Saint-Martin-Boulogne | Privately owned | |
| Château du Denacre (ancien fief de la Ratière) | 18th century | Wimille | Privately owned | |
| Château de Draëck | ||||
| Château de Draëck | 1707 | Zutkerque | Currently owned by Mr. Vantortelboom. fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Château_de_Draëck | |
| Château de Duisans | 18th century | Duisans | Privately owned | |
| Château d'Estruval | 18th-19th century | Vieil-Hesdin | Privately owned | |
| Château de Flers | 18th-19th century | Flers | Owned by a private company | |
| Château de Fouquières-lès-Béthune | 16th-19th century | Fouquières-lès-Béthune | Privately owned | |
| Château de Fressin | 15th century | Ruins | Fressin | Owned by the municipality |
| Château de Givenchy-le-Noble | 18th century | Givenchy-le-Noble | Privately owned | |
| Château de Grand-Rullecourt | 17th-18th century | Grand-Rullecourt | Owned by a private company | |
| Château attenant à l'église de Habarcq | Habarcq | Privately owned | ||
| Château d'Hardelot | 12th century | Condette | June 13, 2009, Cultural Center of the Entente Cordiale was born. | |
| Château de Hendecourt | Hendecourt-les-Cagnicourt | |||
| Château de Hénu | 18th century | Hénu | Privately owned | |
| Château d'Hesdin-l'Abbé | ||||
| Château d'Hermaville | 18th century | Hermaville | Owned by a private company | |
| Château et ses dépendances Hesdigneul-lès-Béthune | 18th century | Hesdigneul-lès-Béthune | Privately owned | |
| Château d'Hesdin-l'Abbé or Hôtel Cléry | 1766 | In good condition | Hesdin-l'Abbé | Najeti Hotels & Golf Clubs |
| Château de Humeroeuille | 18th century | Humeroeuille | Owned by a private company | |
| Château de Humières | 18th-19th century | Humières | Privately owned | |
| Château de Laprée | 1676 | Quiestède | The castle of Laprée is registered to pre-inventory outstanding gardens (the park, pond and vegetable garden). | |
| Château de Liettres | 15th-19th century | Liettres | Privately owned | |
| Château de Laprée | ||||
| Château Mercier | 19th-20th century | In good condition | Mazingarbe | Owned by the municipality |
| Château de Grenas | Pommera | |||
| Château de Grosville | 18th century | Rivière | Privately owned | |
| Château de la Morande | 18th century | Roquetoire | Privately owned | |
| Château-musée de Boulogne-sur-Mer | In good condition | Boulogne-sur-Mer | It is a museum city of art and archeology, located in Boulogne-sur-Mer , department of Pas-de-Calais . Founded in 1825 , it has a variety of archaeological collections, including the first constituent assembly of France (excluding Paris ) for Greek ceramics , and a collection of Inuit art among the largest in the world. | |
| Château-Neuf et Vieux-Château | Saint-Pol-sur-Ternoise | Privately owned | ||
| Château de Neulette | 17th-18th century | Neulette | Owned by a private company | |
| Château d'Olhain | 13th century | Fresnicourt-le-Dolmen | This is the finest example of a medieval fortress in the region Nord-Pas-de-Calais. The castle is open to visitors during the summer, only the farm is inhabited. | |
| Château d'Ordre | 18th century | Baincthun | Privately owned | |
| Château de La Palme | 18th century | Nortkerque | Privately owned | |
| Château du Pas d'Authie | 19th century | Conchil-le-Temple | Privately owned | |
| Château de Pas-en-Artois | ||||
| Château de Penin | 16th-18th century | Penin | Privately owned | |
| Château de Pont-de-Briques | 1640 | Restored | Saint-Léonard | The castle of Pont-de-Briques was purchased and restored in 2000 by a real estate company that has been turned into apartments. The rooms occupied by Napoleon are rented by the agglomeration of Boulogne Community and will soon offer a space museum dedicated to the history of the Camp de Boulogne and the life of Napoleon in his privacy. |
| Château de Quesnoy | Busnes | |||
| Château de Rebreuve-sur-Canche | 19th century | Rebreuve-sur-Canche | Privately owned | |
| Château de Recq | 18th-19th century | Recques-sur-Course | Privately owned | |
| Château de Rosamel | 18th century | Frencq | Owned by a private company | |
| Château royal-citadelle | Montreuil | |||
| Château et église Saint-Lambert | 18th-19th century | Warlus | Owned by the municipality | |
| Château de Saint-Martin-Choquel | 18th century | Saint-Martin-Choquel | Privately owned | |
| Château de Salperwick | 17th-18th century | Salperwick | Private property | |
| Château de Saulty | Saulty | |||
| Château Tilques | Tilques | |||
| Château de Torcy | 19th century | Torcy | Privately owned | |
| Château de Tramecourt (Ambricourt) | Ambricourt | |||
| Château de Tramecourt (Maisoncelle) | Maisoncelle | Privately owned | ||
| Château de Tramecourt (Tramecourt) | Tramecourt | |||
| Château de Varlemont | 17th century | In good condition | Barly | Private property |
| Château de Verchin | 17th-19th century | Verchin | Privately owned | |
| Château La Villeneuve | 17th century | Bellebrune | Privately owned | |
| Château de Villers-Brulin | 18th-19th century | Villers-Brûlin | Privately owned | |
| Château de Villers-Châtel | 14th-19th century | Villers-Châtel | Privately owned | |
| Château de Wamin | 18th century | Wamin | Privately owned | |
| Château du Westhove | 20th century | Blendecques | Owned by the municipality | |
| Château de Willeman | 18th century | Willeman | Privately owned | |
| Château de Wisques | 18th century | Wisques | Privately owned | |
| Domaine de Lozembrune | 18th-19th century | Wimille | Privately owned | |
| Donjon de Bours | 14th century | Restored | Bours | This is one of the oldest noble house in the region. It currently houses the mayor of the town. |
| Enceinte castrale de Créquy | 12th-13th century | Créquy | Owned by a private company | |
| Manoir de la Besvre | Witternesse | |||
| Fort d'Ambleteuse | 17th century | Well preserved | Ambleteuse | This is the only coastal fort that has been preserved thanks to promoted by Dr. MeVaut and geologist Destombes restorations created for this purpose in the year 1960 the "Association of Friends of Fort Ambleteuse." |
| Fort Risban | Calais |
