Château de Théobon

Château de Théobon is a castle perched on a hilltop with a stone bridge crossing its moat and a facade featuring double mullioned windows throughout. The buildings contain painted interior rooms and are surrounded by historic walls that structure different levels and chambers across the site.

In the fourteenth century, the site was a fortified complex with two pavilions, a gatehouse, a tower, and surrounding walls. In the seventeenth century it was transformed into a residential dwelling while keeping much of its original structure intact.

The painted ceilings inside display mythological scenes that reflect the artistic taste and refinement of their era. Visitors can admire these decorative details especially in the main rooms, where the wall ornaments show how much the former inhabitants valued art and beauty.

The site is accessible during summer months when guided tours are available. It is advisable to wear sturdy shoes as the grounds sit on a hill and the pathways can be uneven.

The castle offers an extraordinary view across a landscape where three administrative regions meet. This strategic position at the intersection makes it a notable geographical point in the region.

Location: Loubès-Bernac

GPS coordinates: 44.73940,0.30404

Latest update: December 9, 2025 12:28