Trémilly: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

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Culture and History

The present-day Château de Trémilly was rebuilt in 1719 according to plans by Jean-Baptiste Bouchardon. It stands on the site of a medieval fortress surrounded by dry moats. Around 1540, the Château de Trémilly served as a refuge for the Reformed.

The Église Saint-Martin de Trémilly dates from the 16th century. Its Renaissance portal is dated 1559. The church features Flamboyant Gothic architecture and is classified as a Monument historique.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Trémilly can combine their search with the local cultural and park attractions.

Park and Garden

The Parc du château de Trémilly contains Renaissance remains, including a gate, porticoes, and a fountain. The park also includes lawns with avenues lined with lime trees and horse chestnut trees, as well as a wooded area crisscrossed by bridleways.

A monumental staircase in the Parc du château de Trémilly leads to a former French garden with an orangery.

Routes

Trémilly is one of the churches on the Route du vitrail in Haute-Marne. The Château de Trémilly is also part of the Route des abbayes et châteaux de Haute-Marne.

The 6th stage of the 2005 Tour de France between Troyes and Nancy on 7 July 2005 covered a 55 km route with a cumulative elevation gain of 580 m.

For the overarching travel overview: Haute-Marne.

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