Château de Launaguet

Launaguet, France

The current Château de Launaguet palace was built in 1845 on the ruins of a mansion burned in 1805. The estate was built by Jasques-Henry Dufa, Baron de Launaguet. His tomb is in the chapel in front of the present church. Today the palace is a city hall.

Palaces, manors and town halls in France

Address

Chemin des Combes 95, Launaguet, France

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Details

Founded: 1845
Category: Palaces, manors and town halls in France

Rating

4/5 (based on Google user reviews)

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Moissac Abbey (56,5 km)
Musée des Augustins (8,2 km)
Notre-Dame de la Daurade (8,3 km)
Pont Neuf (8,5 km)
Toulouse Cathedral (8,3 km)
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Saint-Jacques Church (39,1 km)
Saint-Michel Abbey (43 km)
St. Nicolas Church (8,5 km)

User Reviews

Isabelle Izzo (4 months ago)
Castle and very pleasant shaded park. Discovery during a transhumance, place to discover.

Valérie (17 months ago)
thank you to the entire CCAS team.. and particularly Madame Géraud for her kindness and attentiveness..

Mourad Guernoug (6 years ago)

Hikmet Karaca (6 years ago)

Sarra Essais (7 years ago)
La visite guidée est top

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