Château de Flaugergues

Montpellier, France

Château de Flaugergues, Montpellier, France

Located on the territory of the French city of Montpellier close to the Mediterranean Sea, the château de Flaugergues is a "Folie of Montpellier" built in 1696. Listed as a Monument historique, it now belongs to the count and countess of Colbert.

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