Since its acquisition by Pierre Cardin in 2001, Château de Lacoste has seen remarkable renovations. This historic castle, once associated with the Marquis de Sade, is now a vibrant performing arts hub, hosting the annual Festival de Lacoste. This festival showcases opera, dance, and classical theatre in an enchanting open-air amphitheatre. Since its acquisition by Pierre Cardin in 2001, Château de Lacoste has seen remarkable renovations. This historic castle, once associated with the Marquis de Sade, is now a vibrant performing arts hub, hosting the annual Festival de Lacoste. This festival showcases opera, dance, and classical theatre in an enchanting open-air amphitheatre.
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Pierre Cardin restored ruined Provence château into music and theatre venue
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