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Wonderful to look at in the sunlight. Not pompous, but rather practical and imposing. Unfortunately, not open to the public.

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Viewpoint over the city

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The ruins of a medieval castle built on top of a hill overlooking Salernes. From here you have a beautiful view of the historic city center and the surrounding countryside. There are two oval towers of the fortifications to be explored here, as well as the remains of the ground floor of the Buda Castle and some outer walls. The towers have been converted into viewpoints, but unfortunately they are not in a neat condition.

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Private château from the 11th and 17th centuries with its French-style garden inspired by the designs of Le Nôtre. It is inhabited and richly furnished (paintings, tapestries, historical documents).

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The Château d'Entrecasteaux is an old fortress from the 17th century. It is the most important in the Var.

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Today, Entrecasteaux is a very nice place to visit when you spend your holidays in the Var department. Although the town is less known, this town is not inferior to the other beautiful places in the Var in terms of beauty. The combination of its beautiful location in the green valley of the river Bresque, in the middle of greenery, and the beautiful streets and buildings from the sixteenth century make Entrecasteaux a place where you can spend an afternoon without being bored . The castle of Entrecasteaux is also more than worth a visit.

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The castle was inhabited by prominent figures such as Madame de Sévigné's brother-in-law, François de Grignan and the Admiral de Entrecasteaux, who had been ordered by Louis XVI to search for the Count La Pérouse, a French naval officer and explorer whose expedition disappeared in Oceania. . After being neglected for a few years, the castle has been beautifully restored and now houses a museum. Thanks to British painter Hugh Ian Macgarvie-Munn, the castle is now a historic landmark.

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The history of the town of Entrecasteaux begins in the eleventh century AD with an old fortress. This served to guard a then important route through the valley. A new castle was built on the site of this fortress in the sixteenth century. A small town soon arose around this castle, because people from the surrounding area decided to live close to the castle for protection.

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