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La Chaux-Montgros Castle is a 16th century castle and a rare example of a building combining medieval and Renaissance styles, influenced by Italian art. You can admire its three towers, its elegant facade and its panoramic view of the surrounding mountains and forests. The castle is also the venue for various cultural events and activities, such as concerts, exhibitions and workshops.

Montmorin Castle is a medieval castle in ruins that dates from the 12th century. From its ramparts, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the mountains, discover its ancient architecture and its history. The castle is open to visitors from July 1 to August 30, every day except Monday, from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. You must book a guided tour in advance, in French or English, by contacting the guide on 06 80 75 24 98 or by email at guide@chateau-de-montmorin.fr. You can also visit the small museum located inside the castle, which displays weapons, tools, furniture and archaeological objects from different eras. Classified as a historic monument since 1985, the castle is a proud heritage of the Montmorin family of Saint-Hérem, one of the most powerful noble families in Auvergne. Don't miss this opportunity to discover a hidden gem of French culture and nature!

The Château de Busséol was built in 1170. It is located on a small volcanic mound and overlooks the Liomagne. It was previously the home of several kings and queens of France.

Nice hike, and bravo for the historical explanations of the castle 👍

Magnificent feudal castle with the Puy Saint André to climb to enjoy the view

Great corner en route and Gravel !!

Fortified castle built in 1170 overlooking Limagne, stronghold of the Counts of Auvergne and the most historic royal domain in the province. The castle of Busséol, built in 1170 on a volcanic dyke is a fortified castle overlooking the Limagne. It is the oldest and most historic of the County of Auvergne. Placed to defend the access to Vic le Comte. It belonged to several kings and queens of France. He resisted the assaults of the soldiers during the Hundred Years War. Spared by Richelieu, it was inhabited until the Revolution. Restored from 1966, the current owner presents during the opening to the public, an exceptional circular fireplace, furniture and weapons and armor evoking feudal life. The visit ends on the covered way which leads to a "singular" medieval garden.