Caradeuc castle is located within Plouasne city limits, Cotes-D'Armor department of Brittany region.

Its 91 acres park , one of the largest in this region , is also part of Saint-Pern and Longaulnay cities.

After WWII, it became a National Park on August 14th 1945. The castle's facades , roofs and service buildings were listed  as  National Heritage sites on February 1st 1978.

The castle and  the park were described as the "Versailles of Brittany" by writer Roger Vercel.

Position : 48°17'37" N - 01°57'31" W
Location : Ile et Vilaine
Built in : 1722/1723
Visitors allowed : Yes (park only on a seasonal basis)

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