Budos

Budos is a common French, located in the department of the the Gironde and the area Aquitaine.

Geography

Budos is a being next to small village celebrates it village Viticole Sauternes. Today, the principal activity of this village is the Viticulture.
Budos is famous for its Eau, because Budos is one of largest the source S of water of the area, Eau which feeds all the south of the Urban community of Bordeaux.

History

Budos , name whose origin comes from the name " roll " had with the old specialities of this village.

Administration

Demography

Places and monuments

Budos extremely shelters ruins of a Château of the XIVe century, altered with the XVIe century. This one was built by the nephew of the Pape Clément V, little time after the construction of Villandraut, in 1305. Bought with the BUDOS by Raymond of CASTLING in 1571, the Château of Budos suffered a severe attack in 1652, during the Guerres of the sling. The Révolution failed to destroy it, since sold like national good, it was used as career to build dams on the Ciron. Until in 1860, it became property of Leon of BRIVAZAC, wire of Delphine Catherine of the CASTLING of BUDOS (born with the castle in 1789)… Five descendants (SAVARY of BEAUREGARD) entrusted it to remarkable and very active association ADICHATS which gathers young people there to emphasize and to safeguard what can the being. Each year of the Fête S around various topics are organized in its enclosure.

Personalities related to the commune

See too

Common of the Gironde

External bonds

Budos on the site of the national geographical Institute
Budos on the site of INSEE
Budos on the site of Quid
Localization of Budos on a chart of France and communes bordering
Plane on Budos on Mapquest

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