Château de Vallègue

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Le château en bref

The best-preserved element of a fortified village first documented in 1273, the Château de Vallègue, whose oldest parts date back to the 14th century, belonged to General Compans during the Napoleonic era before changing hands several times in the 19th century. Converted into a comfortable residence at the end of the 17th century, it retains two defensive corner towers with loopholes on three levels, as well as buttresses, for a total length of about 70 metres. Restored since 1996, it now operates as accommodation (Gîtes de France), open to groups.