Photos of Trentemoult

The village, up close.

Panorama of Trentemoult from the Loire: the village's colourful façades lined up along the river.
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Trentemoult's colourful houses.
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Blue, turquoise and white façades in the heart of the village.
Jujubier44 – CC BY-SA 4.0 – via Wikimedia Commons
A narrow lane lined with pink and turquoise façades.
Rémih – CC BY-SA 4.0 – via Wikimedia Commons
Yellow, blue and turquoise façades in a Trentemoult lane.
Rémih – CC BY-SA 4.0 – via Wikimedia Commons
An orange, turquoise and yellow lane, June 2025.
Pierre-Yves Lassale (@lassale.pierreyves44), juin 2025
Blue façade, outside stair, number 120.
@deco37nantes — photo transmise pour le site
The quay at dusk: the LU advertisement, L’Heureux Hasard and the yellow house.
Photo transmise pour le site
Place Talva: blue houses and sunny terraces.
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Grand Rue, between apple-green and sunny-yellow walls.
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Rue Félix-Contant, a colourful, flower-filled alley.
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A cat keeps watch over a colourful Trentemoult lane.
Jujubier44 – CC BY-SA 4.0 – via Wikimedia Commons
A flowery lane with steps and potted plants.
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House at 10 quai Marcel-Boissard, facing the Loire.
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House at 13 ter quai Marcel-Boissard and the quayside terraces.
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The 'À tous les marins' monument, a semaphore-shaped cross erected in 1948.
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Sailing boats resting on the mud at low tide in Trentemoult port; a harbour crane on the far bank.
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Sailing boats moored in Trentemoult port.
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Trentemoult port at low tide: the Loire is tidal here.
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The river bus (navibus) at the Trentemoult stop.
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A navibus shuttling between Nantes and Trentemoult.
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The former Trentemoult-Roquios river-bus pontoon on quai Marcel-Boissard (2022 photo, before the Trentemoult-Sablières pier opened in 2025).
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From Trentemoult's quays: Nantes, the Tour Bretagne and the yellow crane.
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Trentemoult's houses and a cargo ship on the Loire.
Jean Pascal Hamida – CC BY-SA 3.0 – via Wikimedia Commons
Trentemoult on a flea-market day (April 2011).
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Old postcard: the 'roquio' steamer linking Trentemoult and Nantes (around 1910).
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Vassellier postcard: bathers along the rocky quay at Trentemoult (around 1900). This is not Beau Rivage beach.
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Trentemoult around 1850 (anonymous artwork, detail): the riverside village and a sailing ship.
Anonyme (vers 1850), collection particulière – Public domain – via Wikimedia Commons
'Fisherman and woman of Trentemoult', advertising card for the Biscuiterie Nantaise illustrated by Alexis de Broca (Musée de Bretagne).
Alexis de Broca (1868-1948) – Public domain – via Wikimedia Commons
A Trentemoult lane and its mural
Photo fournie par Julien Roger
The Sailors’ Virgin at the end of quai Surcouf. Raised in 1865, under the name “Star of the Sea”.
Carto'Cité – CC BY-SA 4.0 – via Panoramax

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