Nestling among the cliffs of the Gorges du Tarn, Château de la Caze opens onto a spacious park on the banks of the Tarn. Classified as a historic monument in 1936, it now houses a luxury hotel and restaurant. A château de plaisance, it was built in 1490 by François Alamand as a wedding present for his niece Soubeyrane.
Château de la Caze - Hotel - restaurant in the Gorges du TarnDiscoverCastle of la CazeFairytale-like
History of Château de la Caze
Château de la Caze " Hotel - Restaurant " **** and gourmet restaurant in the Gorges du Tarn between Sainte Enimie and La Malène.
Chateau de La Caze in the Gorges du Tarn - Hotel - RestaurantChâteau de la Caze has not been open to visitors for many years, and can only be seen from the Gorges du Tarn road between La Malène and St-Chély-du-Tarn, or from the river by canoe.
- Can you visit Château de la Caze?
Château de la Caze is a 4-star hotel-restaurant and cannot be visited. However, you can admire it from the Tarn by canoe on the “Ste-Enimie – la Malène” route, or from the road between the two villages.
- Is Château de la Caze open all year round?
No, Château de la Caze is not open in winter.
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