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.

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

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Isabelle Izzo (9 months ago)
Castle and very pleasant shaded park. Discovery during a transhumance, place to discover.
Valérie (2 years ago)
thank you to the entire CCAS team.. and particularly Madame Géraud for her kindness and attentiveness..
Mourad Guernoug (7 years ago)
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Sarra Essais (8 years ago)
La visite guidée est top
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