Château de Caumont

To make a day of it

Château de Caumont stands in Cazaux-Savès (Gers), in the Occitanie region of France. The building is listed as a historic monument (dating recorded in the Mérimée database: second quarter of the 16th century, third quarter of the 17th century, second quarter of the 19th century). Adult admission costs 13 EUR. Its opening hours and prices were verified at the source on August 4, 2026.

In the countryside of the Gers, the Château de Caumont rises above the Save river with its red brick pavilions and tall slate roofs. Built in the second quarter of the 16th century on the remains of a fortress once belonging to Gaston Fébus, it combines a medieval entrance with a Renaissance main building attributed to the Bachelier family. Visitors can see an inner courtyard with harmonious façades mixing stone and brick, a 16th century spiral staircase, and a park planted with old trees, including a centuries old oak.

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What to know

• The château is a listed historic monument, and part of its park is also protected.
• A visit to the château takes about one hour.
• The site is open every day of the week.
• The adult admission fee is 13 euros.
• Information on accessibility, parking and pets is not specified.

Practical information

Visit duration

60 min

Wheelchair access

Not verified

Dogs

Not verified

Parking

Not verified

Where this château is

Cazaux-Savès · Gers · Occitanie

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Address

Cazaux-Savès, Gers

Directions open from wherever you are, by car or public transport.

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Heritage status

Listed historic monument (classé)

Mérimée record PA00094766

Period of construction

second quarter of the 16th century, third quarter of the 17th century, second quarter of the 19th century

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In pictures

Frequently asked

Château de Caumont: how much is admission?

Adult admission is €13. Child: €5. Free for: children free for self-guided visits of the park.

When was the Château de Caumont built?

The current building was constructed between 1525 and 1535, in the second quarter of the 16th century, on the remains of an earlier fortress.

How long does a visit take?

A visit takes about one hour.

What is the entrance fee?

The adult ticket costs 13 euros.

Is the Château de Caumont open every day?

Yes, it is open seven days a week.

Who built the Château de Caumont?

Its reconstruction is traditionally attributed to the Bachelier family, architects from Toulouse, for the Nogaret de La Valette family.

Sources

Identity, location and official references from Wikidata and the Mérimée register.

• This entry in Markdown
• Wikidata Q678270
• Mérimée PA00094766
• Official website

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