Château de Tramecourt

Tramecourt, France

The construction of the Château de Tramecourt started in 1615 by the Tramecourt family to the site of medieval castle. It was transformed into a mansion in 1740. The work continued since 1848.

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Château de Tramecourt

Address

Le Château, Tramecourt, France

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Details

Founded: 1615
Category: Castles and fortifications in France

More Information

tramecourt.com

Rating

4.3/5 (based on Google user reviews)

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User Reviews

A “Pegase1955” D (5 months ago)
Seen from the outside, very beautiful

Dan (8 months ago)
Open day, Heritage or something, guided tour by owner, very nice, definitely worth it.

Peter Linders (2 years ago)
Quiet, typical French village with a castle that unfortunately cannot be visited.

Laurence Tramcourt (2 years ago)
Happy that the church and the castle are restored

Claude Gousenbourger (3 years ago)
Nice place. We do not visit, including the park (private property).

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