The smallest municipality in France, with an area of 3.54 hectares, Castelmoron-d'Albret can also claim to be a charming fortified village perched on a rocky outcrop! Take time to stroll along its pleasant flowery streets and admire its old houses, remains of ramparts, washhouse and fortified door...
The town of Castelmoron-d'Albret is the smallest of France by area. Located in the department of Gironde, this old village covers just three hectares, but has a beautiful architectural interest. It is located in the Entre-Deux-Mers, fifty kilometers from Bordeaux and ten kilometers of Monsegur.
Built on a rock, the village of Castelmoron-d'Albret presents an interesting architectural heritage of medieval origin that will appeal to lovers of old stones. In this site, which seems straight out of the past, you appreciate the good life and the beauty of the houses and other buildings that line the narrow streets.
From the top of the headlands of the city, it also enjoys a stunning view of the surrounding landscape and the famous vineyards of the Gironde. Ideally located, this charming village to discover the other treasures of the region, whether cultural, historical or even gourmet.
