Le Bonbon Nantes features Trentemoult
Illustration· Le Bonbon Nantes
Online magazine Le Bonbon Nantes has published a piece on Trentemoult, described as one of the most photogenic spots around Nantes. It explains that the story of fishermen painting their houses with leftover boat paint is mostly a legend. The bright colours are more recent, mainly from the 1990s: the shooting of the film "La Reine blanche", for which a facade was painted blue, then in 1998 the house painted red by architect Annie Lebeaupin, who lives in the village, started the movement, later supported by the City of Rezé. The article also suggests coming from Nantes by Navibus.
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