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Vuippens Castle

Vuippens Castle
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To be privately owned

In the 13th century, the lordship of Corbières was divided between the two sons of Pierre II. Ulrich II of Corbières thus became the first Lord of Vuippens in 1224 under the name Ulrich I. In 1250, a castle was presumably built on the site of the current castle.

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Source: swisscastles.ch

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Location: 46.6583, 7.0780