Château de Montaure, Montaure, France

Château de Montaure was built in the early 1700s to the site of feudal castle from the 9th century. The current castle represents the Louis XV style. There are occasional events in the castle area.

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Jordan Bonnard (6 months ago)
Very beautiful castle, but it is a private property that can be seen from the street

michel le clezio (2 years ago)
Very nice place

Roland Mathieu (2 years ago)
This place is private property, the building and the garden are hidden by a large surrounding wall and a high concealing gate, therefore preventing any view. Damage.

Christine Terrier (2 years ago)
Wonderful place

Emmanuel BLOC'H (3 years ago)
Very pleasant setting.

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