Tour de Trèves - Maine et Loire by Kordouane

Photography • Historical • posted on Aug 10, 2019

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La tour de Trèves est un édifice situé à Chênehutte-Trèves-Cunault, en France, dans le département français du Maine-et-Loire. Dès 1750, Jean II Stapleton fait reconstruire le château de Trèves, ne conservant que le donjon de l'ancien. Un immense escalier monumental donne accès au nouveau palais. L'escalier intérieur dessert diverses salles voûtées, nues et désertes. Des cuisines occupent le soubassement et plus bas figurent les prisons. Du château de Trèves, il ne reste véritablement que la tour jouxtant l'église Saint-Aubin. The Trèves Tower is a building located in Chênehutte-Trèves-Cunault, France, in the French department of Maine-et-Loire. In 1750, John II Stapleton had the castle of Trèves rebuilt, retaining only the keep of the old one. A huge monumental staircase gives access to the new palace. The interior staircase serves various vaulted, bare and deserted rooms. Kitchens occupy the basement and below are the prisons. From the castle of Treves, only the tower next to the church of Saint-Aubin remains.