Château de Brissac
The Green Lady of Brissac was murdered by her husband for adultery in the 15th century. Guests at France's tallest château still see her—face hollow with empty eye sockets, wearing her green dress. Her moaning fills the tower room where she died.
The Green Lady haunts France’s tallest château.
The History
In a 15th century murder, Charlotte of Valois was caught with her lover by her husband Jacques, and both were killed in the tower room.
The Legend
La Dame Verte wears a green dress and wanders the halls during morning sightings, particularly in the tower room and chapel area.
The Apparition
Witnesses see a figure in a green gown with a hollow face and empty eye sockets, accompanied by moaning sounds that create a terrifying presence.
The Château
The château remains family owned with 204 rooms across seven stories and operates as a bed and breakfast where the Green Lady room is available for guests.
Guest Experiences
Guests report moaning at dawn, figures in corridors, cold spots, and a sense of unease in the tower, with multiple witnesses corroborating the experiences.
Today
The château is open to the public and serves as a wedding venue with wine production. The ghost is still seen regularly, making it a famous haunting.
Sources
Château de Brissac - Wikipedia documents the history of this haunted location.