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Château féodal de Bruix

Clèdes

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Clèdes

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Château féodal de Bruix stands in Clèdes (Landes), in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region of France. No visits are on record for this building.

Some two and a half kilometres from the village of Clèdes, in the Bois de Bruix, lie the ruins of a feudal castle that once housed the barons of Bruix. Set on the hillsides of the Tursan region, the site recalls a lordly history that ended with the French Revolution, when the last descendants of the family were arrested and guillotined. The ruined structure remains a quiet trace of the minor baronies once scattered across the Landes.

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What to know

  • The site lies about 2.5 kilometres from the village of Clèdes, in wooded countryside.
  • These are open-air ruins with no known visitor facilities.
  • No opening hours or admission fees are documented for this site.
  • Reaching the ruins involves a walk through woodland, so sturdy footwear is advisable.
  • There is no information available on accessibility for visitors with reduced mobility.

Where this château is

Clèdes · Landes · Nouvelle-Aquitaine

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Address

Clèdes, Landes

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Heritage status
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Frequently asked

Where is the Château de Bruix located?
It stands in the Bois de Bruix, about 2.5 kilometres from the village of Clèdes in the Landes department.
Can the Château de Bruix be visited?
The site consists of open-air ruins with no known visitor facilities or organised tours.
Who lived at the Château de Bruix?
The barons of Bruix, whose last descendants were arrested and guillotined during the French Revolution.
How old is the Château de Bruix?
It dates back to the feudal era of the region, first documented around 1273 for the nearby village of Clèdes.

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