CASTLE DE LA CAZE
Castle become hotel-restaurant, representing the eight girls of Soubeyrane or the nymphs of the Tarn in the caissons of the ceiling
Built from 1488 onwards for the beautiful Soubeyrane Alamand, it combines a defensive aspect with interior refinement, following various alterations. Its door pierces a large square tower and opens onto a curious vaulted corridor, paved with pebbles, from which a monumental side staircase leads off. In one of the salons, the coffered ceiling depicts the eight daughters of Soubeyrane, nicknamed the nymphs of the Tarn. Transformed into a hotel-restaurant at the end of the 19th century, this privately-owned château is not open to visitors outside the areas open to the public.
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