They are sometimes discreet and have a hint of mystery, sometimes majestic and even imposing… They have been able to cross the centuries and invite you to go back in time. Immerse yourself in their captivating atmosphere that will tickle your imagination.
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Penne Castle
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Mauriac Castle
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Château-musée du Cayla
Andillac
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Château de Foucaud
Gaillac
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The castle of Saint-Géry
On the banks of the Tarn, between the fortified town of Lisle-sur-Tarn and the brick city of Rabastens, at the bend of a charming little secondary road… surprise! A castle built between the 13th and 18th centuries stands there, and it is quite imposing. Built on the site of a 7th century stronghold, the beautiful building has seen three families of owners succeed each other over five centuries. It has welcomed distinguished guests, just take a look: Cardinal Richelieu and Jean-François de Galaup, Count of Lapérouse.
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The Castle of Saint-Martin Laguépie
When you pass through the village and the Viaur which flows just below, it seems as if the old castle has only kept its facade… You have to venture there to see that there is more than that left! If “Lou Viel Castel” is asleep, it contains a long history that passionate and costumed volunteers like to tell when they open the doors.
