Discover the site

Although the ruins of the castle of Rouelbeau were designated as historical monuments in 1921, they were subsequently left to decay and the remains of the walls are poorly preserved. The recent discovery of a text from 1339, which gives a precise description of the wooden building which predated the current castle, has led to a new understanding of both the remains of the stone-built building and the various structures of the older wooden castle.

Activities

After 12 years of excavations, it is time to celebrate the inauguration of the renovation of the Rouelbeau Castle, built in 1318. Come and enjoy a two-day festival on the 3rd and 4th of September on the site of the ruins of the castle. The restauration of the castle is part of the renaturation project of the Seymaz, a stream which meanders through the countryside on the left bank of Lake Geneva.