Château de Buzareingues

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Le château en bref

Built in the 14th century on a spur overlooking a gorge about 3 km east of Buzeins (Aveyron), the Château de Buzareingues retains a quadrangular plan with four corner towers, typical of the medieval castle architecture of the Rouergue, despite alterations during the Revolution and again in the 19th century. Marked by the Anglo-French wars and the Wars of Religion, in the 19th century it became the agronomic laboratory of Charles Girou de Buzareingues, a pioneer of Merino sheep breeding in the Rouergue. Privately owned for several centuries, it now belongs to the Bedel Girou de Buzareingues family.