Tour of Prince Charles Henri de Lobkowicz's Chateau, descendant of the FRENCH King Louis XIV
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- Exclusive Tour of Château de Bostz by the Prince, Charles-Henri de Lobkowicz, owner: Discover the story of his family through paintings and interiors of his French Château located in Bourbonnais (Allier), the famous historical Bourbon's region.
Speaker: Charles-Henri de Lobkowicz
Shooting & Editing: Olivier Schweizer - So Châteaux
Location: Château de Bostz, 03210 Besson, France
Contact: Olivier Schweizer - contact@sochateaux.com
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i finally had time to watch this episode and it is simply stunning to see a descendant from a 1100 years old famous family that had such impact on history of France, walking us through one of their castles. It gave me chills. I would love to see more about this family and their other chateaus.
As a glassblower and carpenter I am so grateful my French counterparts have so much work. You do your family proud sir. Thank you for such a detailed look into your home. Truly wonderful architecture.
My goodness! Charles-Henri is charming. I could listen to him 24 hours a day. Handsome as well, those lovely eyes and expressive hands!
Absolutely riveting! Wonderful to hear history recounted by a first hand heir. Best possible tour one could ask for! Thank you.
This was wonderful! I’m glad combines pride in his family with an enthusiasm for preserving history!
What a charming gentleman - amazing lineage and his determination to preserve this deserves accolades of the highest order.
Agreed!!
Fascinating. My ancestors were from what was the Bourbon Kingdom of the Two Scillies. My ancestors served royal households from 1725 (prior history currently unknown) through 1861, in Naples and Caserta, ending with my Great Grandfather, in the Royal Guards.
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Brilliant vlog so very interesting the house is stunning so much history more please thanks for sharing
M. Charles-Henri, vous expliquez tellement bien l'histoire de votre famille ainsi que les evenements qui l'entoure. Vous parlez à un rythme qui est facile de comprendre et agréable à écouter. Merci !! bien des fois. On aimerait bien si vous pouviez continuer à nous faire visiter les autres chateaux et la région !! :) Bravo!
Je suis hasan du Pakistan, j'ai lu votre commentaire en français et je suis capable de le comprendre. car j'apprends le français sur duolingo c'est intéressant mais difficile.
Feeling inspired by this video for my next exploration of France! A wonderful lesson in history 😊 Thank you for sharing this beautiful family home.
Charles-Henri de Lobkowicz- Sir, what a fascinating tour of Château de Bostz. Besson is a beautiful area. Please consider presenting a second part.. Tour #2 would be just as intriguing. I am so anticipating traveling again and returning to France. Thank you for allowing the audience to follow you through the history of your family. I felt your love of your family and pride in restoring the area's economy. You are so correct in stating that in today's society the family's security is based on the economy. That is the essence of stability. Again, thank you and please present a second session. Plus, if possible, could you present information from your mother, Princess Edouard de Lobkowicz (Princess Marie-Françoise of Bourbon-Parma). I loved the report that you purchased her tiara before it was sold by Sotheby's. What a lovely act. Best wishes for the future.
Fascinating heritage. Good to see that you are attempting to personally preserve your family’s history in the modern age. The current wave of Chateau entertainment may have historically accurate information however you have the bloodline and interest to tell the living history of your family. Thanks you for bringing it to life in modern times and I hope you are able to continue preserving you literal real estate and your heritage for current and future generations of your family. Hats off to you for your efforts as well as for sharing your family and your knowledge. Marjorie from Georgia US
Love to see more royals in France share in this fashion; as you said, nothing quite compares to it
You cannot believe what kind of rare Beastie animal I found the devil here in America and he is not a liar everything they said about him is all true
Oh yes and another thing to add like that you got to be very careful they're dressed just like us other than sometimes I smell like rotten dead people secretly relations with children the devil does those things be careful don't forget to ride in your man's crib but you know what's happening just in case you forget I'll whack you over the head with a face or something
Great satisfaction to watch a real aristocrat and Chateau owner tells the amazing story of his family instead of those pathetic commoners who just arrived from England or America!!!
@@AT-kx6fjDON'T BE SO FAST TO CRITICIZE PEOPLE THAT YOU CALL COMMONERS, AFTER ALL SOME OF THOSE COMMONERS ARE BUYING SOME OF THOSE DILAPIDATED CHATEAUS AND PRESERVING THE HISTORY OF THOSE PLACES BY RENOVATING AND BRINGING THEM BACK TO LIFE.
Fascinating ! It's a journey through the history of Europe !
Fascinating. What a charming guy!
How proud, with reason, you are of your heritage. How fascinating your tour was. That you are preserving beautiful old buildings for future generations is to be applauded. No one will ever build anything like them ever again. What a wonderful family you come from and what a wonderful person you are to preserve buildings and to bring employment to these areas. I wish you great success.
Thank you! It was so interesting to hear of the history of your family. How wonderful that you have so many historical items! It’s wonderful that you are preserving the items and the history to pass on to other generations. Very interesting!
I live in the Czech Republic, and have heard much about the Lobkowicz family. Fascinating video.
Very interesting place to visit, I think it is great that you open the chateu to public.
Breathtaking !!!
How fortunate and proud you must be.
Thank you for sharing.......
I'm a huge fan of Karl 1 and Zita!
Sir, thank you for your preservation of history.
Je suis contente de pouvoir visiter votre château virtuellement. Merci d'avoir partagé avec nous, Monsieur Charles - Henri. J'attend la suite.
I'm so glad I found this video with so much history and art.. it is a real jewel! Thank you!
The love of the presenter for his family and its history made me remember the love for mine and its history again, which I had almost forgotten. It’s not much, but it makes you appreciate the things that others achieved in the past and gave to you for free.
What a fascinating and articulate gentleman! Amazing house and history 😊
Thank you very much for adding to the bourbon story and saving some of its castles. I could never afford to go see them but in my dreams i do everyday.
What a great beautiful and historic château.....Well Done !
WOW! Many thanks, a fabulous showing and lovely gentleman.🙏🤗✌🏼
Thank you for preserving history sir! I'm American and have always been particularly fascinated with French history.
Thank you for being a moment in history and life. This man is passionate about the family. 😀😀
Une tres belle propriete qui nous appartient a tous. Tous ceux qui aiment l'histoire de la MAISON FRANCE doivent etre fier de tout ce que vous nous presentez. Merci beaucoup.
Thank you for sharing with the world the beautiful history of your family & estates. My ancestors were from the Deux Sevres region and immigrated to Canada in the late 1800's, leaving the nobles & chateau's behind for a new life where diversity & equality reign. X O California
Fascinating.
Wonderful to hear and see that there is still living family members from such a long time history of France. You do great Sir and I hope that you will be able to restore everything that you have in mind.
My family was also French came to South Africa as Hugenotes in 1687.
Astonishing! Thank you for sharing.
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU!
THANK YOU FOR BEAUTIFUL TOUR & TRAVEL IN TIME OF FAMILY HISTORY & HOSPITALITY THROUGH THIS PROJECT. WISH YOU HEALTH & TO ALL OF FRANCE. 💐🌺🌻🇬🇷
So wonderful to see all those historic items and hear the history from a descendant
What an incredible tour and exquisite collection with family history. I definitely want to visit!
Bravo et merci!!!
Thanks Sir!! For taking us through the History!! It all came alive, Marvelous!!
So glad to hear - you can turn some of these beautiful chateaus into museums so the public can learn about the history and enjoy just being inside to see everything
I have been watching hundreds of Château restorations during the last 2 years of the pandemic. It’s like travelling without actually going anywhere. Several groups of people are restoring Châteaux and it’s a more interesting version of a DIY show. They show in detail about how different sections of the castles were built and connect to history.
Thanks for your comment. About restoration, did you check this one: th-cam.com/video/UmJpi-6Opwk/w-d-xo.html
It may be interesting for you :)
In the meantime Americans are tearing down statues and anything they don’t like. It would be like the Italians tearing down all their statues and even the colosseum all because the Romans once had slaves. These people are destroying history for no reason at all.
@@scottinnh88 I am trying to remember my history but didn’t the German behead all statues of the royal family. It sad when new generation’s destroy our history because of their lack of education about history. I am a simple 51 year old from Florida who sees United States making the same mistakes that European history show time and time again. If you don’t like your present destroy, destroy, destroy. It’s sad that we as Americans don’t see the value of history. Time and time again I see this mentality of if you vandalize and destroy historical monuments it will give you a short term of satisfaction only to prove your emptiness is never satisfied. As Americans we are so afraid of our past that it prevents us from being better people. Destroying our history means that we never grow from our mistakes.
We have become so use to instant gratification that we can’t see the forest among the trees. We think that by being newer, more technical, more “woke”, that it automatically makes us smarter then the guy sitting next to us when we should actually be basking in the glory of or common goal to make life easier. This generation is no different from many of hundreds of years before who believes they know what is best to make the world a better place for all.
We make the same mistakes time and time again of allowing our pride to outweigh our good sense of humanity. Sadly this will be a lesson we will have to learn time and time again because we as humans our biggest fault is not only our pride but our need to think that we always know what is best. We refuse to admit our faults therefore we constantly sabotage our lives over and over again.
I really wished that after 50 years plus years on this planet I would see some form of growth but sadly even with all the advancements we have made in the last 100+ years we still have NEVER EVER EVER NEVER EVER AND I MEAN EVER have learned from ANY of our mistakes.
I try hard to teach my adult children and young grandchildren that you have to do your absolute best to become productive citizens in a world where lazy people are ok with mediocrity and few see the values in hard work and determination. If you have little thoughts of yourself how can you possibly enhance any real and useful knowledge to the next generation. We in the last 5 years across the world have become not only an embarrassment but neglect in the knowledge we are supposed to passing on to our young because? What? We are too busy to be bothered. We are treading water and therefore can’t save anyone when we know full well we just don give a damn about nobody.
Until we learn to help each other we will never be better than yesterday.
Thank you for sharing your family's history and your passion to restore these fabulous chateaux. Dieu vous benisse.
Un gran salut de Bogotá. Ce chateau
est un tresor de l histoire de la France. Merci pour le preserver pour les futures generations
Your Serene Highness Prince Charles-Henri de Lobkowicz. Thank you for the wonderful tour. It’s great to see you are doing well and serving us all by providing an up close view into such interesting history. I will for sure be coming to visit when you open to the public. Ned
This chateau series has just started finding me. I’m fascinated. All that prestige, all that history, all that influence and Charles-Henri talks about so matter of factly. Proud but not at all condescending. Thank you so much, sir. Best of luck with your enterprises.
Lovely.
So sweet telling of family history☺
Interesting information and a beautiful chateau tour!
Thank you so much for inviting us into your beautiful chateau and teaching us about your fascinating history! How wonderful it must be to know your heritage to the extent that you do going back centuries. Preservation and restoration is the most respectful thing one can do to ensure this fascinating history does not just disappear. I’ve seen some beautiful chateaus which have been abandoned that are explored by some very respectful young people who take us along on their explores. It is so sad how so many of these gorgeous places are just left to ruin some even have so much beautiful antique furniture that is moldy and just left to decay it just unbelievable to see that people just walked away leaving these beautiful things to rot over time.
Thank God for someone like you who is working hard to make sure these grand places of history are preserved and not forgotten through time!
Cheers from Sugarland Texas! ❤️🇺🇸
Was princess Marie of Orleans who married prince Valdemar of Denmark part of the bourbons
What lovely History and thank you for taking me on a tour of your beautiful chateau and in wonderful condition it really is wonderful to hear from a member of King louis decendants
Very interesting thankyou, from England
Absolutely charming history. Thank you very much your Grace.
Thank you so much for showing this beautiful chateau. Wonderful to see all those pictures. Perhaps it was too long ago to have a picture of King Louis and his wife.Marie Antoinette.murdered in the French Revolution.
Very interesting history of the bourbon family and a beautiful chateau.
Thank you Charles, amazing history you tell it so well.
What an astounding story. A remarkably charming and approachable gent. Thanks!
Thank you for sharing your history
We thoroughly enjoyed your tour Sir, just so personal and lovely!
I am beyond words to thank you for this historical information and your restoration of the history of France. I hope you have written all these important details down to be published for future reference? God bless you sir! You are an asset to France and I hope you continue to do the work you love to do for many years to come.
This is.... Fascinating. Hearing this man speak with such passion and knowledge about the extensive history of his family is mesmerizing. As a Canadian, I will unfortunately only ever live such thing by visiting the old continent. One day I will and hopefully then I can meet this extremely interesting man. Un jour je visiterai Le Bourbonnais, une région qui semble féérique.
Such a wonderful estate and men !!
I love these posts, wonderful to visit history!
I love that he united so many family members! I'm trying to keep track of my grandparents' descendentes; they had 20 kids and I have like 80 first cousins and a lot more first cousins once removed.
How wonderful to grow up in such a family & house. I am also a European mix, but living in America. I had a dream once that I was a Countess, and I was at the palace, talking to King Louis (not sure which one it was) in a past life.
Wonderful family history.
BEAUTIFUL HOME
You have a very illustrious ancestry and thank you for mentioning the Austrian-Hungarians.
Riveting . I have watched it again and again .
How absolutely wonderful to hear about your history! Thank you for sharing!
Very interesting tour. I look forward to visiting
Am so honored to meet you if only through the vlog. ''Thank you'' for this tour of 'Chateau de Bostz.' Would love to see it in person, but it would be impossible. This is just so lovely to have such a wonderful heritage and to know so much about your ancestors! My father was named Charles * he has passed* and my brother as well. Also in the family, we do have a Hendrick. Is not quite Henri, but close. lol
This is such a wonderful Chateau and certainly does have a comfortable vibe to it. Everything is well suited as it is now. Grand to have your whole family able to visit and that alone is what life is really all about!
Now you will have more Chateaus and not only opening all of them up and able to begin new business and notoriety to the area in which being the background reason it exists, really makes such sense and it just needs to happen, I feel too! Hope to be able to follow some of the growth! Many people will be employed as well in this way. Tour guides and so much more will be needed. So much behind the scenes must be done when organizing this. I know you are certainly more than able, of course with all the years of experience and education to know exactly how! "Many hands make light work" though too. So with others helping with all the different homes, all will come together so nicely given time.
I know the Royals married into their families often and did take a wife or Queen or Princess or King, Prince etc. of another country. It helped, in the long run, to keep the money flowing in families and also to keep some wars at bay, hopefully.
I too have Italian, French and English some Dutch and German also, in my ancestry. I live in the U.S. of America and did not know about your area before, the Bourbonnais in the Bourbon region, of France but it truly sounds like an outstanding place to visit/live.
Often heard about the great Bourbon Family, and the great names from the house but this time Im lucky enough to know a glimpse about them. Thank you Your Royal Highnes Prince Charles Henri de Lobkowicz for the castle tour and kindly introduce the royal family. Magnificent house of the Bourbon and (Lobkowicz too) with stunning and vast herritage..a wonderful history over thousand years, and may God Bless the wonderful project of restorations, the protection project towards many prople and the opening of the castle.
Congratulations Monsieur Le Prince...!!!
So wonderful to hear & see history alive!
Merci Olivier, and thanks also to Prince Charles-Henri for sharing his beautiful chateau and plans!
We need part 2 for this...
Wonderful. Best of luck with your projects.
Thank you to show the castle..many blessing...Elisa Finch
That's nice of you for sharing you family's heritage. Hopefully we can visit one of your castles.
How fascinating ! Thank you for sharing your family heritage . Je comprends pourquoi certaines personnes préfèrent rester royalistes .
Fascinating family history, and lovely home. Thank you for sharing.
What ever you are doing Prince Charles Henri ,is so important to preserve, history and culture 👏...you are doing an absolutely great job at restoring.....history...a true Royal trait .....Blue blood prevails and Burbons should be proud of their heritage. 👍😊♥️
Congratulations!!! !!! Great video and information!!! Bravo for you for restoring your heritage….. good luck 👍🏻
Thanks, monsieur for show us this magnificient castle.
You have a "turbadora" voice.
I beg you pardon for this personal comment but it is the truth.
I spent a delicieuse moment looking these things "maravillosas" thay you, so kindly have show to us.
Thanks, thanks, thanks.
Be you happy.
Vive la France!
Vive les belles choses!
Vive la vie!
Wonderful video, thank you for sharing your family’s heritage and history. I’d love to visit the Chateau and the region.
Great video, love learning the history on these places! Cheers Kirk
Beautiful tour!
Amazing castle 🏰!! Prince 🤴 Congratulations!!!! 👍👏👌
You are so blessed with dedication and preseverance attributing to your skills and financial backing , as a historian .
To be able to preserve such family history is incredible and admirable .
I pray you take care of your health .
How hard is it have a healthy air quality in this old castles .
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I would say dehumidify , dehumidify , dehumidify systems of all kinds , and of course a good air cleaning system .I hear sinus issues , and possible immune health needs for you.
Please seek a naturopath doc ,when all else fails .
Stay healthy and pass your knowledge on to the next generations .
Museums if possible
God bless you and yours
You are a great presenter. Knowledgeable about your topic and passionate about it.
I love your formal dish collection. As a Bourbon you can't borrow a few plates from the family's big home at Versailles? LoL. Great job, your family pride comes through.
That was great. Save history.
How is wonderful the history and the castle too. Thank you so much 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 CAN I LIVE WITH YOU???????
Awesome information all the pictures are well preserve..please make sure to make catalogs of all you know..Blessings
So cool!
Amazing castle and it’s Owner HSH Charles Henry ! HSH is so interesting teller , intelligent , noble and with such a deep aristocratic attitude to the details and high manners to all ….
And those kind , wise blue eyes …
My big admiration for keeping all your priceless family ‘s treasures in so good condition .
God bless YH Charles Henry , so delightful to see a Noble with so high life values Gentleman . ⚜️😍🙏👑
Wow awesome
Love hearing history.
Magnificent job so far. Congratulations🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
This is great. Pls show the other castles too
Well done Prince Charles. I loves this presentation with one who is a descendant. The passion, the dedication. I watched an incredible documentary on his descendant Zita of the Otterman empire (captivating story) so him mentioning it captured my attention even more. May God bless you to complete your work & may future generations learn & carry it on
Beautiful and I love all the bedding,wallpapers and drapes.❤
I thoroughly enjoyed your sharing your beautiful home and your family history. I love history.Thank you
Beautiful. 😇👑🌏🌎🌍