Château de Brest

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Château de Brest, located in Brest, France, is a historic fortress that dates back over 17 centuries, making it one of the oldest castles in the world still in use. Originally built by the Romans, it has undergone numerous modifications and expansions over the centuries. The castle has served various roles, including a medieval stronghold, a military prison, and a naval base. Today, it houses the Maritime Museum, which showcases the rich maritime heritage of the region, including exhibits on naval history, shipbuilding, and Brest’s role in maritime exploration.

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