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Beynac

Beynac

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  •  January 2, 2013
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  •  Tagged with: Beynac, Beynac-et-Cazenac, Castle, Dordogne, Dordogne River, Hundred Years War, Middle-Ages, Périgord

  Beynac Castle, located in the village of Beynac-et-Cazenac, in the Dordogne department, is one of the many amazing medieval castles that can be found in the area.    

Bonaguil Castle

Bonaguil Castle

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  •  November 25, 2012
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  •  France
  •  Tagged with: Bonaguil, Castle, Lot-et-Garonne

    Bonaguil Castle is probably my favorite medieval castle in the world. I’ll tell you more about it sooner or later.    

Carcassonne Castle's Entrance

Carcassonne Castle’s Entrance

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  •  April 4, 2012
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  •  France
  •  Tagged with: Aude, Carcassonne, Castle, Middle-Ages

    This shot of Carcassonne’s castle entrance is my last of the Carcassonne series before a while. Enjoy.  

Carcassonne's Castle Inner Courtyard

Carcassonne’s Castle Inner Courtyard

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  •  January 25, 2012
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  •  France
  •  Tagged with: Aude, Carcassonne, Castle

     

Carcassonne Castle Tower

Carcassonne Castle Tower

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  •  January 16, 2012
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  •  France
  •  Tagged with: Carcassonne, Castle, Hoarding

     

Carcassonne's Castle

Carcassonne’s Castle

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  •  January 9, 2012
  •  5 Responses
  •  France
  •  Tagged with: Albigensian Crusade, Aude, Carcassonne, Castle, Middle-Ages, Simon de Monfort, UNESCO World Heritage

  You may already have heard about Carcassonne and even if you haven’t I will tell you about this place several times on this blog. Let’s start today with a

Najac

Najac

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  •  January 2, 2012
  •  4 Responses
  •  France
  •  Tagged with: Aveyron, Castle, Najac, Rouergue, Village

      Najac is a very beautiful village in Aveyron. Surprisingly, I’ve been there only once, so I’ll leave you with Wikipedia if you want to know more about

Where I was today...

Where I was today…

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  •  October 18, 2011
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  •  France
  •  Tagged with: Aude, Carcassonne, Castle, Moat

  As we have two weeks left in France before the big move, we decided not to entirely spend them packing, and to have a mini “goodbye tour” of the

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