Castel d'Andorte, Historical castle in Le Bouscat, France
Castel d'Andorte is a castle in Le Bouscat set within 11 hectares of wooded grounds that includes a main residence, a chapel, and exhibition spaces. The property is laid out in sections that serve different functions and activities.
The castle was built in 1785 by architect François Lhote and served many purposes afterward. Over time it was used as a private residence, a school, and a health facility.
Today the castle functions as a performing arts and creativity hub where theater, dance, and digital art are part of daily activity. Visitors can experience the space while workshops and artistic projects unfold throughout the grounds.
The castle is easily located at Avenue de la Libération in Le Bouscat. The grounds can be explored on foot and are open for visits and participation in cultural programs.
The property contains remnants from the 13th century when it was known as Castets-Endorte and marked the historic center of Le Bouscat. These older layers remain visible within the current structure and add depth to the site's past.
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