Musée Balzac – Château de Saché

4.5

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Rue du Château Saché, 37190 Saché

Capacity : 100

Meeting, conference

Shooting, filming

Evening

Privatize the Château of Saché, a privileged place of inspiration

The château of Saché, in the heart of Touraine, is the place where the writer Honoré de Balzac came to find inspiration. In this country setting, he sought the calm and tranquility necessary for his genius, far from the mundane life and noise of the capital. With a capacity of 100 people, Saché is the ideal place for intimate professional meetings, capable of capturing and holding the attention of your collaborators.

Witness to a long history, the château of Saché bears the discreet marks of the successive remodeling that has given the place the romantic atmosphere it has been known for since the 19th century. Decorated with care in the manner of a bourgeois residence, it is also a museum, whose collections are rich with nearly 2,300 works, among which are works by the sculptor Rodin.

In this family manor, dear to Balzac, the setting of his famous "Lys in the Valley", the venues privatizable are qualitative. Count 60 people for a conference or a dinner.

Venue capacity

Spaces available to hire	Standing	Theatre	Dinner	U-shaped room	Class
Balzac Museum	100	60	60	-	-

Privileged visit

During your event, possibility to organize a private visit and workshops for groups of 25 people

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Ratings and reviews

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Google - 744 reviews

sara de donder

8 months ago

a must see for lovers of french literature. Little gem of a museum away from the crowds of other places. I dare you to step away from here without putting one of Balzac's many books on your 'to be (re)read' list.

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Violeta Ananieva

10 months ago

Really nice small museum in the house where Balzac lived. The staff was very polite and helpful. The exhibition was great and the movie at the end was very interesting. It's a pity that they close at lunchtime, so we could not see the whole movie.

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Ann Attwood

a year ago

We didn't go inside so I can't rate the interior. The grounds are simple, quiet and peaceful.

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Sara Malick

a year ago

I loved this place and the guided tour with all the anecdotes about Balzac. I will never forget this experience! Thank you

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Christian Mogensen

5 years ago

Charming Balzac museum, with children's activities. Notes and descriptions in French, English and German.

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