Tuesday, 6 October 2026

Château Olivier in Léognan, built to defend Bordeaux and now a wine centre

Facade of an old castle in yellowish stone with red shutters, a red door and a small bridge with an iron gate in front of the entrance.

The drawbridge before the Château Olivier in Léognan, France. The castle was built in the age of the early Renaissance to defend Bordeaux against the English, later became a hunting lodge, and is now a wine-making centre

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