Chateaupedia

What the Chateaupedia MCP server does

The Chateaupedia MCP server provides access to information about 10,500 French castles through the Chateaupedia website. Its documented purpose is focused: search the castle catalog and read verified entries for individual sites.

Entry details include opening hours, prices, and accessibility information. These fields make the service relevant to agents that need to identify castles and present practical visit information, rather than relying only on general descriptions or unsourced results.

The Chateaupedia MCP server is a fit for applications that need French castle data as part of a search or travel-planning workflow. For example, an agent could help a user find castles in the catalog and then surface the available visit details from their entries.

Tools and capabilities

The available description supports two core capabilities:

• Search the catalog of 10,500 French castles.
• Read verified entries for castles.
• Retrieve listed hours, prices, and accessibility details from those entries.

The supplied material does not provide formal tool names, argument schemas, response formats, filtering options, or pagination behavior. Developers should therefore avoid assuming that the search supports a particular location filter, sorting method, or query syntax until those details are documented by the service.

Limitations and notes

The repository README is unavailable, so the available material does not explain installation, transport, authentication, environment variables, or client configuration. It also does not identify supported MCP clients. Those details need to be confirmed from Chateaupedia’s own documentation before implementation.

The Chateaupedia MCP server should be evaluated primarily for access to its stated castle catalog and entry fields. The supplied description confirms French castle coverage, verified entries, hours, prices, and accessibility, but it does not establish broader travel information, booking functions, maps, live availability, reservations, or other external integrations.

The Chateaupedia MCP server may be useful when an agent needs a narrow source of castle information, but the available listing is not enough to specify production setup requirements. Confirm how search results are returned, how individual entries are selected, and whether the listed facts are updated before depending on those behaviors in an application.

For evaluation, start with a search-oriented use case and verify that the returned entries expose the practical fields your workflow requires. Treat any capabilities beyond catalog search and reading verified castle information as undocumented.