Château de Châteauvieux in Duingt
Château de Châteauvieux, also known as Château Ruphy or Château de Duingt, stands on the western shore of Lake Annecy (France). It is located on a peninsula overlooking the bay of Talloires. An ancient fortified house built in the 12th century, it has inspired many artists, including Paul Cézanne, who painted the "Lac Bleu" in 1896. An inspiring place for photographers too...
Château de Châteauvieux, also known as Château Ruphy or Château de Duingt, stands on the western shore of Lake Annecy (France). It is located on a peninsula overlooking the bay of Talloires. An ancient fortified house built in the 12th century, it has inspired many artists, including Paul Cézanne, who painted the "Lac Bleu" in 1896. An inspiring place for photographers too...
Château de Châteauvieux, also known as Château Ruphy or Château de Duingt, stands on the western shore of Lake Annecy (France). It is located on a peninsula overlooking the bay of Talloires. An ancient fortified house built in the 12th century, it has inspired many artists, including Paul Cézanne, who painted the "Lac Bleu" in 1896. An inspiring place for photographers too...
