Château du Bosc

The stone castle features defensive towers, a main building with mansard roofs, and a chapel within its courtyard, reflecting fifteenth-century architecture.

Built in 1180 as a fortress to protect the Viaur valley, the castle underwent substantial reconstruction during the fifteenth century under the d'Imbert du Bosc family.

The castle served as the childhood residence of painter Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, containing his early sketches, childhood bedroom, cradle, and personal toys.

The castle remains open for visits throughout the year, allowing visitors to explore the preserved rooms, terraces, and gardens listed as historical monuments.

The property stayed within the same family lineage from the d'Imbert du Bosc through the Toulouse-Lautrec until 2016, when Nicole-Bérengère Tapié de Céleyran passed away.

Location: Camjac

Address: Le Bosc,12800 Camjac 12800

GPS coordinates: 44.16428,2.38112

Latest update: June 23, 2025 09:42