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The Clisson Medieval Festival

The not-to-be-missed historical festival of the Vignoble Nantais returns to Clisson on 18 and 19 July 2026. Enjoy a summer weekend immersed in the Middle Ages, with shows, encampments, craftsmen and events in the heart of the town.

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Les Médiévales de Clisson : A journey back to the Middle Ages

The Médiévales de Clisson is a not-to-be-missed summer event in the Vignoble Nantais. The association Les Amis du Château de Clisson invites you to plunge into the heart of the Middle Ages for an exceptional weekend.

New shows have been specially created for the occasion. The association, with its own troupe and authentic costumes, has delivered a memorable edition. Capes, armour and banners took over the ramparts. Between tournaments, encampments and street shows, the past is recounted in life-size.

The programme includes Clisson Medieval Festival 2026

Les Médiévales de Clisson, the not-to-be-missed historical festival in Vignoble Nantais, attracts nearly 20,000 visitors each year. For its 20ᵉ edition in 2026, the festival promises a new immersion in the Middle Ages in the heart of the historic centre of Clisson.

As in previous editions, the festival will feature medieval encampments, chivalry demonstrations, music and juggling shows, puppets and street theatre, as well as participatory entertainment for young and old alike. The evenings will be punctuated by medieval balls, feasts under the covered market halls and fire shows.

Key events of the Médiévales de Clisson

A unique event to relive medieval times, discover the history and heritage of Clisson, and share unforgettable moments with family and friends.

  • Campsites and feasting with musicians
  • Medieval battles and chivalry demonstrations
  • Games and interactive scenarios
  • Craftsmen, blacksmiths and peddlers
  • Fire-eaters and street shows
  • Face painting and entertainment for children
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