Abandoned Castle - The Castle of the Syndrome

We received photos from a traveler and compiled them into a historical summary.

Here is a tour of Syndrome Castle. Located in a very remote corner of the countryside, little known and rarely visited, it is extremely difficult to find information about it, especially since its overall architecture is rather unremarkable.

Formerly owned by the Departmental Education Authority, what is known for certain is that this site has served as a holiday camp since ancient times, at least since 1959. It offers accommodation in large dormitories, a style that has since fallen out of fashion. The site has been abandoned for a long time, and vandalism is significant.

The real estate agency selling it describes it as dating from the 17th century. It was built to commemorate a marriage to the daughter of the local lord.

Château abandonné

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Vincent Tchorski

This article was written by Vincent Tchorski, who is passionate about the history of forgotten places and describing unusual locations. He has been documenting industrial and religious heritage since 1996. Specializing in the study of mines and underground structures, he is committed to preserving the memory of these sites through rigorous documentary research and immersive photography.