Castle Castelbouc takes place on the village of the same name, on the territory of the town of Sainte-Enimie, in Lozère. Today in ruins and almost inaccessible, it overlooks the Gorges du Tarn, in the heart of the former province of Gevaudan.
Built in the twelfth century by Étienne de Castelbouc, vassal of the commander of the Templars of Larzac at the time, it was destroyed at the end of the sixteenth century by order of the particular states of Gevaudan, like many castles in the region, so as not to to serve as a refuge for Protestants.
