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660 Meters of Walls, 17 Towers and Nearly 800 Years: in Angers, the Fortress Raised Under Saint Louis Still Stands
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A stone fortress planted on the edge of Maine has been resistant for nearly eight centuries to wars, outrages of time and demolition projects. Built around 1230 under Saint Louis, the castle of Angers preserves a 660-metre enclosure flanked by 17 towers, a defensive ensemble that has hardly moved since [...]
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