Château de Saint-Fargeau, Yonne

Since the elevation of a fortified hunting meeting, in 980, until 1979 when it was bought by Michel Guyot, who renovated it, passing by the great Mademoiselle, cousin Germaine de Louis XIV, Who gave it all its beauty, the history of the castle of Saint-Fargeau, in the department of Yonne, extends over 10 centuries.

The castle is the central "character" of the novel by Jean d'Ormesson: "To the pleasure of God".

He also hosts the historic spectacle of Saint-Fargeau, a sound and light organized by the association "Les Amis du Château de Saint-Fargeau" in order to finance its restorations.