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The keep and the main building now used as a farm, at Couffour in the Cantal, are all that remains of the large fortress flanked by seven towers that the castle was in the 14th century. It is private and not open to visitors.
The ruins of a castle built on a rocky peak that the Grandval dam turned into a peninsula, with a medieval chapel below.
A classical ensemble of the 14th and 18th centuries: a main building with two wings framing a courtyard, and a French formal garden.
The castle of Ternes, sold to the commune in 1973, is a true epic cast in stone.
A 15th-century manor near Saint-Flour, facing the Margeride hills, with a medieval herb garden; now a hotel.
In the late 16th century the château was the seat of the bailiff of Haute-Auvergne, and it played an important role in local history.
The château de Vixouze, on the inventory of Historic Monuments, is between Aurillac and Vic-sur-Cère.