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This Benedictine monastery, converted in the 18th century into a lordly residence, has long been in the centre of Languedoc's history. It was once home to Blanche de Castille, and was the historic meeting place for De Gaulle and Adenauer. In the heart of the national park of the Cevennes, close to the Gorges of the Tarn and Jonte... the Chateau and its oasis of serenity.
A closed park of 6 ha which shelter all the nobility of an art of living.
Rooms cordial and refined like formerly, a table with the natural and delicate perfumes of the soil lozérien, a water level, a swimmingpool with bath with movement, a tennis, shows of full air in the medium of lawns, paths equestrian, corners of secret shades...
Nearby : you can explore the local terrain on foot, on horseback, on motorbike or by car.
You can visit a variety of renown natural wonders, including the magnificent canyons of the Tarn and Jonte rivers, the immense limestone caverns of Aven Armand and Dargilan, the subterranean rivers that have etched the landscape and centuries old village that abound in the region
You can discover the exceptional flora of the region, and wildlife unique in Western Europe... including wild bison, wolves, wild Mongolian horses and the vultures of the Jonte canyons. VIADUC of MILLAU.
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