Château et quartier Lunac

In this district, which spreads out around Château Lunac, many timber-framed houses have been preserved, making it a picturesque place well worth a visit. Once you've reached the Place de Lunac, you'll notice the crescent moon overhanging the gateway, an evocation of the Lunac family name. The château was built at the corner of the ancient Gallo-Roman ramparts. The base of the walls is sometimes 2 meters thick, making it virtually impregnable, particularly during the Hundred Years' War. The wall, the highest Gallo-Roman monument in Aquitaine, can be seen from Rue des Remparts. Discover the mysteries of this district and the château on your own, or with the help of local enthusiasts!
With the owner of Château Lunac, discover the best-kept secrets of this mysterious edifice.