Château de Gramont

Description

Château de Gramont belonged to Simon IV de Montfort who was the leader of crusade against Albigensians. The castle was altered as Gothic style in the 14th century and the Renaissance wing was built in 1535-1545. The tower is original.

Address
Place du Château 5, Gramont, France

Established
13th century

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