Château de Segonzac

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Château de Segonzac

The Château de Segonzac is a château in Segonzac, Dordogne, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France.

Coordinates: 45°12′16″N 0°26′01″E / 45.20444°N 0.43361°E / 45.20444; 0.43361

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