Saint-Nazaire-de-Ladarez

Origin of the name: derived from the Christian cult of Saint Nazaire and the Gallo-Roman name of the area "Lazareto", transformed over time into Ladarez.

The oldest written trace of the castle dates back to 1105. Today we can see a main building with a central courtyard, a square tower, a flamboyant Gothic window and a geminated window. This imposing castle was one of the Visigoth castra that stood up to the Frankish enemy. Subsequently, it became an obligatory passageway to the mountains and was equipped with an octroi.