Château d'Allègre

Allègre-les-Fumades, France

Château d'Allègre was first time mentioned in 1163. Today it lies in ruins.

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Founded: 12th century
Category: Castles and fortifications in France
Historical period: Birth of Capetian dynasty (France)

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Nadine Crespe (6 years ago)
Très bien belle journée et très agréable
Red Fish (6 years ago)
Site médiéval très jolie avec de nombreuse ballade autour
Lucie Thevenot (7 years ago)
Un endroit magnifique, et une belle histoire de notre temps passer
aurelie bourbon (7 years ago)
Superbe! Visite à faire. Très bien entretenu et de superbes balades autour.
thomas GARNIER (7 years ago)
Très beau site, en restauration (lente) peu visité à 200m de la route avec un petit parking. Des sorties avec guide sont organisées l'été. Une très belle vue sur les Cévennes et son histoire.
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