Castles in Haute-Garonne

Château
31460 Cambiac

The castle of Cambiac, built in the 15th and 19th centuries, is a seigneurial house located in the Lauragais, in Haute-Garonne, combining flamboyant Gothic styles and historicist Louis XII.

Château de style néo-classique et palladien
31000 Toulouse

Reynerie Castle, built in Toulouse in the 18th century, is a rare example of classical Toulouse brick architecture, surrounded by a landscaped park on two levels. It illustrates the seigneurial heritage of Occitanie with its terraces, its nymph and its historic dovecote.

Château
31450 Montlaur

Montlaur Castle, a 16th-17th century Renaissance red brick building, dominates the village of Montlaur in Haute-Garonne. Joined the historical monuments in 1982, he was a foot-to-earth of Catherine de Medici.

Château
31000 Toulouse

Candie Castle, also known as Saint-Simon, is a 13th-17th-century fortified house located in Toulouse, Occitanie. Former medieval fief transformed into an agricultural estate, it combines defensive architecture and Toulouse wine heritage.

Château
31540 Juzes

The castle of Juzes, a 14th and 16th century building, dominates the village of Juzes in Haute-Garonne. This stone castle, inscribed in historical monuments in 1973, illustrates the medieval and Renaissance architecture of Lauragais.

Château
31180 Saint-Geniès-Bellevue

The Château de Saint-Geniès-Bellevue, built between the 16th and 18th centuries, is a historic brick monument located in the eponymous commune of Haute-Garonne, combining defensive architecture and Renaissance elements.

Château
31830 Plaisance-du-Touch

The Château des Vitarelles, a 17th and 18th century residence, stands in Plaisance-du-Touch in Occitanie. This historic monument, adorned with gypsies and refined decorations, bears witness to the fascist of the Toulouse parliamentarians.

Château
31120 Lacroix-Falgarde

Lacroix-Falgarde Castle, built in the 16th and 17th centuries in Lacroix-Falgarde, Occitanie, is an architectural testimony of the pastel period, classified as a Historical Monument in 1958. This brick castle, once surrounded by moat, combines Toulouse elegance and defensive elements, reflecting the prestige of its successive lords, from Delpuech to Martin Lacroix.