Château de Ranrouët

Description

Château de Ranrouët was built in the 13th century and extended until the 17th century. It was destroyed in 1593 and became a shelter of bandits. Louis XIII ordered to demolish it in 1639.

Address
Le Château de Ranrouët, Herbignac, France

Established
13th century

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