Château de Bois-Guilbert is a 17th-century estate spanning 7 hectares in Normandy's Seine-Maritime department, featuring the original castle and chapel from the Louis XIII era (1625), along with period buildings and sculptures set within carefully landscaped grounds. The property was created in 1985 by sculptor-landscaper Jean-Marc de Pas on ancestral family lands, with approximately sixty monumental bronze, resin, and cement sculptures adorning the promenades. The château holds the "Maison des Illustres" designation as the childhood home of economist Pierre Le Pesant de Boisguilbert (1646-1714). The gardens and open-air sculpture park received the "Jardin remarquable" (Remarkable Garden) label in 2014 and "Normandie Qualité Tourisme" recognition in 2018, creating a harmonious blend of nature and contemporary artistic expression.
