Usually closed to the public, its doors will open exceptionally for the occasion of EUROPEAN HERITAGE DAYS (Journées Européennes du Patrimoine).
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We invite you to come and discover the latest research on the history and architecture of this ancient noble sanctuary of Cramirac, with Xavier Pagazani, a researcher at the Régional Patrimoine and Inventaire office, Direction de la Culture et du Patrimoine – Région Nouvelle-Aquitaine, Service régional du patrimoine et de l’Inventaire.
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Château Cramirat was built as the commandery of the Templar Order, later transferred to the hands of the Hospitallers, was in fact a noble residence named after its first owners, the Cramiracs. Several members of this family were commanders in the Templar Order and then in the Hospitallers of Sergeac, a historical situation that has generated some confusion.