Castle of Neuvic is a Renaissance château built around 1520 in Neuvic, Dordogne, positioned on the banks of the Isle River, 25 kilometers southwest of Périgueux. The structure exemplifies Renaissance architecture with vaulted interior rooms and underwent significant modifications in the 18th century, including the addition of a Louis XIV living room, chapel, and the romantic Bain de Diane grotto. Set within a 6-hectare botanical park featuring diverse tree species and riverside walks, the castle serves as a cultural and events venue with accommodation, restaurant facilities, and wedding services while maintaining its historical significance.
