The Château de Lantheuil stands as a living testament to Turgot’s legacy—a place where history and ideas converge. As the cradle of his memory, it preserves the spirit of the Enlightenment through its architecture, collections, and ongoing restoration. Here, Turgot’s vision of progress, freedom, and economic thought continues to inspire, ensuring that his contributions live on for future generations.
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The distinguished Louis XIII-style estate, was constructed in 1613 by Antoine Turgot de Saint-Clair. Nestled in Normandy's picturesque Bessin region, it lies between Bayeux and Caen. The château has remained within the Turgot family for generations, bearing witness to significant historical events, including its occupation during World War II. Today, it stands as a testament to France's rich heritage, offering visitors a glimpse into its storied past through its preserved architecture and historical collections.​