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Château Lavison

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Castles · GirondeWorth a visit

Château Lavison

Gironde, Nouvelle-Aquitaine

The château Lavison, a listed historic monument of the thirteenth, fifteenth and eighteenth centuries, stands isolated in the Entre-Deux-Mers vineyard, 7 km from the small town of La Réole. Besides its pretty wines and its vineyard being reborn in recent years under the lead of Alexandra Martet, this family estate prides itself on a remarkable heritage. A vanished defensive medieval architecture, for lovers of authentic castles.

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