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Magnificent castle, and production of a very good wine in Pessac-Léognan. The detour from the road to the castle is worth it.

The Blanquefort fortress dates from the 12th century. It played a crucial role in the defense of the region. Originally, the castle was built on a rocky islet in the heart of a marsh. Today in ruins, the fortress is worth the detour.

Superb ruined castle in the middle of paths and tall grass. Vegetation has taken over the castle and you can see trees growing on the roof. It takes its name from the plot where it was built. But its origin remains mysterious! All the more reason to let yourself be haunted by this building.

After lingering at Place Pey-Berland in front of Saint André cathedral, return to Pessac via rue des frères Bonie. Passage in front of the courthouse and its 7 courtrooms with pointed domes in reference to the seven deadly sins!

Superb castle in ruins in the middle of paths and tall grass. Vegetation has taken over the castle and you can see trees growing on the roof. It takes its name from the plot where it was built. But its origin remains mysterious! All the more reason to be haunted by this building.

The fence is mostly closed, but lucky visitors are in for a treat in this formal wine chateau on the western outskirts of Bordeaux.

The castle of Hâ, also named Fort Hâ, is an old fortress of Bordeaux, on the site of which are currently erected the Palace of Justice and the National School of the Judiciary. It was built by decision of King Charles VII, immediately after the final resumption of Bordeaux to the English in 1453. Its two towers (English and Minimes) are preserved. https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ch%C3%A2teau_du_H%C3%A2