Nicknamed the Vessel of the Cevennes because of its spectacular stone prow and unique in Europe.
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True gateway to the High Cevennes at the foot of Mont Lozère, it is located on the outskirts of the Cevennes National Park, which was declared a World Heritage Site in June 2011 and defies more than 10 centuries of history.
Built in the 11th century to protect the Regordane Way (today's GR 700), the castle of Portes is the marriage of a medieval fortress and a Renaissance bastion.
Remarkable for its rich history and its atypical architecture, unique in Europe, it is classified as a...
Built in the 11th century to protect the Regordane Way (today's GR 700), the castle of Portes is the marriage of a medieval fortress and a Renaissance bastion.
Remarkable for its rich history and its atypical architecture, unique in Europe, it is classified as a...
