Château de Menthon-Saint-Bernard

The history of the castle dates back to the late 12th century. Its name, of Celtic origin, means "house on the rock," a reference to its strategic position. Originally, three tall square towers, connected by walkways, constituted the heart of the structure. These towers offered refuge to the villagers during troubled times. Over the centuries, the castle evolved, and in 1880, René de Menthon, great-grandfather of the current owner, Count Olivier de Menthon, added the turrets that now make this residence unique.

Count Olivier de Menthon, proud of this family heritage, ensures the preservation of the authenticity and soul of this castle, which embodies the history of his lineage.