Château de Cirey

Château de Cirey is a historic castle located in eastern France, known for its Renaissance architecture and scenic surroundings. Built during the 16th century, it has served as both a noble residence and a literary retreat. The castle is famously associated with Voltaire, the Enlightenment writer, who lived there with his friend, the scientist Emilie du Châtelet, during the 18th century. Today, it is a cultural monument open to visitors, offering insight into France’s historical architecture, Enlightenment history, and the life of these notable intellectuals.