The Tréméac castle (Fr. Château de Tréméac). The old manor of Tréméac, property of the Le Pourceau family from Rolivaud is located in La Baule-Escoublac.
La Baule-Escoublac, commonly referred to as La Baule, is a commune in the Loire-Atlantique department, Pays de la Loire, western France.
Louis Jean Marie Le Pourceau de Tréméac (1753-1826), former infantry captain, Knight of the Royal and Military Order of Saint Louis, was the owner of the castle.
He was a husband of Jeanne Gadet de Châtillon (1760-1820), daughter of the Count of Châtillon, Marshal of Camp of the King’s Army.
From 1817 to 1826 the castle was a residence of a former mayor of the municipality of La Baule. It was during his mandate that the count of Sesmaisons (Claude Louis Gabriel Donatien count of Sesmaisons) received the concession of the dunes by the ordinance of the August 26, 1818.
Address: 44500 La Baule-Escoublac, France, La Route des Châteaux, 21
Shortest distances by car
- From Paris: 4 hr 40 min (454 km) via A11
- From Nantes: 1 hr 7 min (79.4 km) via N165 and N171
- From Toulouse: 6 hr 28 min (664 km) via A62 and A10
- From Marseille: 9 hr 51 min (1,060 km) via A7
- From Nice: 11 hr 25 min (1,219 km) via A7
- From Monaco: 11 hr 37 min (1,241 km) via A7
- From Andorra: 8 hr 39 min (846 km) via A62
- From Madrid: 11 hr 22 min (1,116 km) via A-1
- From Moscow: 36 hr (3,341 km) via E30/M1
- From Belgrade: 22 hr 27 min (2,171 km) via E70
- From Istanbul: 32 hr (3,120 km) via E70
- From Bern: 9 hr 27 min (964 km) via A6
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