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Château de Meudon (Vannes)

Morbihan, Bretagne

The Château de Meudon in Vannes, also called the Château de Lantivy, is a substantial ensemble at Meudon, a village once part of the commune of Saint-Nolff and joined to Vannes in 1868, in the Morbihan. It should not be confused with the Château de Meudon in the Hauts-de-Seine.

The estate, in green surroundings, includes the château, outbuildings and a park. It makes a pleasant stop when exploring the area around Vannes and the châteaux of the Morbihan, alongside the sights of the Gulf of Morbihan.

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