MONKEY CASTLE

The Monkey Castle, listed as a historical monument, is a true architectural gem dating from the 17th century. Its enigmatic name evokes the exceptional frescoes adorning its walls, featuring monkeys in intriguing paintings. This residence is also known as the "Castle of Madness" and "Castle of the Turfist", adding to its mystery and unique charm.

Nestled in the heart of a small town, whose name we prefer to keep quiet to preserve the tranquility of this place full of history, the Château des Singes stands majestically, jealously guarding its secrets. Its exact location remains a mystery, thus protecting this precious heritage from vandals and unwanted curious onlookers.

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Unfortunately, since its abandonment in 2012, the Monkey Castle has been the target of many unwanted visitors, attracted by its growing fame on the internet. Urbexers, passionate about urban exploration, have been particularly seduced by its remarkable architecture and its staircase of great beauty.

This castle, full of history and mystery, continues to inspire admiration and wonder among urban exploration enthusiasts, despite the challenges it faces. May its ancestral walls continue to bear witness to the glorious past of this residence, thus preserving its legacy for future generations.

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