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Château de Trémazan

Finistère, Bretagne

The castle of Trémazan, in the Finistère, set low and almost hidden from the sea, is sadly in ruins today. This fine medieval building stands on a rocky outcrop. Its square keep partly collapsed in the winter of 1995, exposing the interior and revealing a habitable four-storey tower with a room on each floor.

In the Middle Ages Trémazan belonged to one of the most influential families of the Léon, the prolific and warlike Du Chastel family.

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