Château de la Maltournée

The provided research materials do not contain specific information regarding the Château de la Maltournée in Lisieux, France. The available texts focus on other major attractions in the city, such as the Basilica of St. Therese of Lisieux, the Cathedral of Saint-Pierre, and the Cerza Zoo. Lisieux is primarily known as a major Catholic pilgrimage site associated with Saint Thérèse Martin, featuring sites like the Carmel and Les Buissonnets.

One source mentions the Château de Saint Germain De Livet in an image caption, but provides no details on the Château de la Maltournée. Another source describes a "charming castle" near Lisieux with elegant architecture and maintained gardens, but does not explicitly name it as the Château de la Maltournée. It is possible that this description refers to the same site, or that the Château de la Maltournée is a lesser-known local landmark not covered in these general guides.

Lisieux offers a rich mix of religious heritage, medieval architecture, and civil landmarks. Travelers interested in the town's history are advised to visit the Basilica and explore the half-timbered houses in the old town. For accurate information on the Château de la Maltournée, including its history, opening hours, and admission fees, consulting the official Lisieux Tourism Office or local heritage directories is recommended. The provided texts do not support a detailed description of this specific château, as the necessary logistical and contextual details are absent. Visitors should focus on the well-documented religious and historical sites to fully appreciate Lisieux’s cultural significance.