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The Château de Corbelin is at La Chapelle-Saint-André, in the Nièvre, in Burgundy. It consists of four massive round towers and a two-storey main building.
The château is dated to the end of the 14th century, but a castle already stood on the site in the 12th century.
The Château de Villemolin stands on a height with a view over the wooded hills of the Morvan.
A former 13th-century fortified castle, remodelled in the 17th and 19th centuries and surrounded by water-filled moats.
A 12th-century feudal castle on the edge of the Morvan, within sight of Vézelay, famous as the home of Vauban.
A large family home with a thousand years of history, its salons, old kitchen and a park overlooking the Canal du Nivernais.
Built at the end of the 15th century, the ducal palace of Nevers is considered one of the first Loire châteaux.
A former monastic town listed by UNESCO as part of the Compostela routes, whose Cluniac priory still overlooks the Loire.