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Les Hingant de Hac
Mission et Histoire
Notre mission
The Château de HAC is an exemplary architectural masterpiece of the golden age of the Duchy of Brittany. It was built in limestone of faluns and was very little altered over the centuries. It comprises two bodies of dwellings of different eras, the one located in the East preceding that built from 1440 to 1448 for Jean Hingant, familiar to the Duke of Brittany. It is flanked by six slender turrets, four of which are of unequal diameter. The frame was restored in 1684.
A restoration was undertaken in the years 1930 by Etienne Paillard.
In 2010, the restoration of the facades of the castle included the restitution of its joinery and the development of its stained glass windows. The Interior restoration, with a surface of 699 m², necessitated, in particular, the consolidation of the floors and the old painted decorations. In addition, sanitary facilities and networks have been developed with a view to opening up to the public. The restoration and the facilities were provided by a Chief Architect of the historic monuments.
Un peu d'histoire
Initially, the estate was an ancient hunting House of the Dukes of Brittany. It was once the preserve of the families of Hingant, Tournemine and Rieux.
1415 - 1529
1530 - 1630
Les Tournemine
1631 - 1686
Les Rieux
1686 - 1770
Les Lopriac
1770 - 1807
Les Reslou de la Tisonnais
1807 - 1852
Les Langle-Beaumanoir
1852 - 1913
Les Larère
1913-1927
Les Guéniot
1927-1988
Les Paillard
1988-1994
Les Nielsen-Machenaud
1994-2000
Les Serr
Depuis 2000
Les Galiffi-Julien
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Call us at + 33 2 96 83 43 06
Thank you for your interest and have hope for your coming.
Ouverture au public
Ouvert de mai à août.
Du dimanche au jeudi de 13h à 19h.
La billetterie ferme à 18h30
Toute l’année sur réservation pour les groupes.
Moyens de paiement acceptés: CB, espèces.
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