©Sémaphore photographie
Overlooking the fishing port, the Castle of Rives dates from the Middle Ages and is listed as an historic building. It was the home of the Counts and Dukes of Savoy and became an industrial site after the Revolution.
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The château was built to strengthen the western corner of the fortifications.
The château was passed from the Greysier-Féterne, a younger branch of the Faucigny sires, to the Rovorée family following a marriage in the 15th century and then to the Monastère du Grand-Saint-Bernard known as Montjoux (where the current name comes from). Following a fire in 1557, it was renovated and maintained until the end of the 18th century.
This château has quite a past. In 1752 it was used as Mauritian...
The château was passed from the Greysier-Féterne, a younger branch of the Faucigny sires, to the Rovorée family following a marriage in the 15th century and then to the Monastère du Grand-Saint-Bernard known as Montjoux (where the current name comes from). Following a fire in 1557, it was renovated and maintained until the end of the 18th century.
This château has quite a past. In 1752 it was used as Mauritian...
Services
Car park
Rates
Free
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Location
Contact Rives Castle
Environment
- Lakeside or by stretch of water
- View onto lake, body of water, river, canal
- Lake 5 km away
