PUITS HENRI IV
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A well associated with the memory of the 1587 battle of Coutras, the only vestige of the castle destroyed in 1731, the town's emblem.
Emblem of the city, the Henri IV well is directly associated with the memory of the battle of Coutras in 1587. This well is today the only vestige of the castle destroyed in 1731. Built during the Renaissance, freely inspired by ancient architecture, this building is one of the ornaments of the park made for the marshal of Saint-André to decorate the castle. The well is a sort of small temple decorated with Doric columns that support an entablature whose frieze bears roses and a sharp sword. A dome with stone scales surmounts the whole.
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