Château de Saint-Martin-Laguépie

Description

Château de Saint-Martin-Laguépie is a ruins of a feudal castle, rebuilt during the 16th century and abandoned during the revolution. It dominates the confluence of the rivers Viaur and Aveyron and watch over the villages of Saint-Martin and Laguépie.

Address
Rue du Gue 5427A, Laguépie, France

Established
16th century

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