Château de Tronjoly
Tronjoly Castle
Gourin
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Château de Tronjoly stands in Gourin (Morbihan), in the Bretagne region of France. Its opening hours and prices have not been verified at the source yet.
The château de Tronjoly stands in Gourin, in the Morbihan department, rebuilt in 1768 on the site of an earlier manor house. Purchased by the town in 1984, it now hosts art and craft exhibitions, while its grounds offer a place for walking and include an open-air theatre used for summer events.
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What to know
- The park can be visited for walks outside of exhibition periods.
- The building has belonged to the town of Gourin since 1984 and hosts temporary art and craft exhibitions.
- An open-air theatre on the grounds is used for cultural events during summer.
- The east wing, rebuilt after a late 19th-century fire, differs architecturally from the main building.
- No fixed opening hours or admission fees are listed for this site.
Where this château is
Gourin · Morbihan · Bretagne
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Address
56110 Gourin
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Frequently asked
- Is the château de Tronjoly open to visitors?
- The château hosts art and craft exhibitions and its park is open for walks, though no fixed opening hours are available.
- Who owns the château de Tronjoly today?
- The estate belongs to the town of Gourin, which purchased it in 1984.
- What can be seen in the château's park?
- The park is a place for walking and includes an open-air theatre used for summer events.
- What is the history of the château de Tronjoly?
- Rebuilt in 1768 on the site of an earlier manor, it passed through the Kergoët, Lollivier, Rouxel and Lescoët families before being purchased by the town in 1984.
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- Mérimée IA00008801
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The most visited in this department — Morbihan
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