Càztell Dantiéra

The Càztell Dantiéra was the former place of residence for the House of Sánguirua. Lárentuós V, Count of Vâlençie commissioned Mundòt Màrceaux to design the castle and oversee its construction in 1555. Mundòt completed the project in 1560, with the help of his son, Aúodin Màrceaux. The castle featured grand taluses that descended into the Gál Thálasse, machicolations used to drop stones onto invading ships, granite crenellations, two chemins de rondes, and brettices guarded by crossbowmen or musketmen. During the War of the Lercâvòneaud Succession, the castle was damaged beyond repair, and Lárentuós VI, who was born there, ordered it to be demolished. It replaced by the Fortàleku parlòs Dizatté.