What remains of the Troménec château?

Only ruins of the 16th century manor remain, located about 300 metres from the Troménec chapel.

Is Troménec chapel open to visitors?

The available information does not specify opening hours or visiting conditions.

Why is the Troménec chapel notable?

It contains the tomb of Simon de Troménec and the recumbent effigy of François de Kermavan, along with a granite rose window on its western gable.

Is the Troménec château a listed historic monument?

The chapel was partially listed by decree of 18 October 1926, which does not directly cover the manor ruins.

Château de Troménec

Troménec Castle

Landéda

Access

No visits on recordNo opening hours or ticketing found

Where: Landéda

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Château de Troménec stands in Landéda (Finistère), in the Bretagne region of France. The building is registered as a historic monument (dating recorded in the Mérimée database: 16th century). No visits are on record for this building.

At Landéda, in the Finistère, the ruins of the Troménec château stand about 300 metres from a 16th century chapel that now bears their name. The building is rectangular, with two gables and a bell turret, and its western gable displays a granite rose window made of quatrefoils around a six lobed centre. Inside lie the tomb of Simon de Troménec, moved there from the parish church, and the recumbent effigy of François de Kermavan.

Written from Chapelle du château de Troménec

What to know

The site combines 16th century manor ruins with a nearby chapel of the same name.
The chapel has been a partially listed historic monument since 1926.
No opening hours or admission fees are available in the current information.
Visiting involves walking to the ruins, about 300 metres from the chapel.

Where this château is

Landéda · Finistère · Bretagne

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Address

895 Tromenec, 29870 Landéda

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Heritage status: Registered historic monument (inscrit); Mérimée record PA00090024
Period of construction: 16th century

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Frequently asked

What remains of the Troménec château?: Only ruins of the 16th century manor remain, located about 300 metres from the Troménec chapel.
Is Troménec chapel open to visitors?: The available information does not specify opening hours or visiting conditions.
Why is the Troménec chapel notable?: It contains the tomb of Simon de Troménec and the recumbent effigy of François de Kermavan, along with a granite rose window on its western gable.
Is the Troménec château a listed historic monument?: The chapel was partially listed by decree of 18 October 1926, which does not directly cover the manor ruins.