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Château de Lostange

Lostange Castle

Navès

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Where
Navès

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Château de Lostange stands in Navès (Tarn), in the Occitanie region of France. No visits are on record for this building.

In Navès, in the Tarn department, the Lostange château stands beside the Thoré river, built in 1586 by the Lostanges-Béduer family. Substantially altered from 1780 onwards, it now shows a rear façade with a triangular pediment and carved coats of arms, facing a seven-hectare park. Inside, vaulted rooms remain along with a flamboyant Gothic doorway carved from local sandstone, decorated with curled cabbage-leaf motifs, an angel and lions bearing a shield. The building currently houses a medical-educational institute, which strongly limits public access.

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What to know

  • The château currently houses a medical-educational institute, which limits public access.
  • No visiting hours or admission fees are available for this site.
  • The building stands beside the Thoré river, northeast of the village of Navès, within a seven-hectare park.
  • The rear façade and the interior flamboyant Gothic doorway are the most notable architectural features.

Where this château is

Navès · Tarn · Occitanie

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Address

Navès, Tarn

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Heritage status
Protection status unknown

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Frequently asked

Can you visit the Lostange château?
Since the building now houses a medical-educational institute, public access is very limited.
When was the Lostange château built?
It was built in 1586 by the Lostanges-Béduer family and substantially altered from 1780 onwards.
Where is the Lostange château located?
It stands in Navès, in the Tarn department, beside the Thoré river.
What architectural features can be seen there?
Notable features include a rear façade with a triangular pediment bearing carved coats of arms, and an ornate flamboyant Gothic doorway inside.

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