Château de Comper - Arthurian Centre

One of the Top rateds in Concoret Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Very nice center giving you all the information you ever wanted about the arthurian legends. Bookshop is very complete. Happy we started our visit in the area here. Love this place. Georgiously situated, youcan go for lovely walk in the woods around. Inside the legend of the King Arthur, Merlin, Genièvre and the knights of the round table is greatly illustrated with some films, reanacted scenes, beautiful objects, lights, letting your imagination flowing in this fantastic legend. We ended up turning around at the entrance because for a family of 6 (including a child going free) it would have been nearly €50 which we didn't think was worth paying. The locals told us it was a bit overrated so we didn't take a chance. But great parking and beautiful area! We are visiting the area with our 8yo and 4yo. This castle has been partially turned into an exhibit of the Arthurian legends and related artworks by what I'm guessing are local artists. The presentation we had by one of the animators was EXCELLENT - she was very sweet, animated, and the story was very interesting (all in French). While I'd not take a trip out of the way to see it, it's cute for a couple hours if you're in the area. The château overlooks a beautiful lake. The legend of King Arthur is retold with pictures, films, audios inside the château. The entry fee is 7€. Museum with alot of lore and an steampunk event with a lightshow at the lake, magical. Don't visit this centre, unless you're interested in a kitschy art collection, manikins and a lot of textboards, mainly in French. If you know the stories of the Round Table already you don't want to read them. If you don't know them yet, you probably won't have the time or the energy to read them all. In the bookshop many nice, but only French books. The castle itself is nice, but mostly ruined. The woods around the castle are nice, but rather small. I woudn't pay a ticket for all this if I had known this in advance. Save your money and walk somewhere else. The stories of the Round Table unfortunately do not come to live in the exposition in this centre. Couldn't get pass the entrance gate as the dogs are not alowed even in the park, despite the fact the sign said otherwise and had to wait 10minute to be served. Also the owner has a dog, so can't see the reasoning behind it! No wonder garmin doesn't have it as a historical monument as it looks naff. The first ever chateau where the dogs are not allowed even in the park! Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.