Écurie du Château de Soulanger

The Écurie du Château de Soulanger, also known as the Château des Basses-Minières, is a historic castle located in Doué-en-Anjou, France.

History

• The construction of this castle began in the late 18th century (C18) and was built for purposes related to horse breeding and management.
• The castle played a significant role in the region's mining industry during the 18th and 19th centuries.

Architecture

The Écurie du Château de Soulanger features an architectural style typical of French castles from the same period. The layout is characterized by a central courtyard surrounded by stables, offices, and living quarters.

Location

The Écurie du Château de Soulanger is situated at Impasse du Vieux Château in Doué-en-Anjou, France.

Historical Significance and Events

This castle was designated as a protected historic site in 1986 (mhs:inscription_date = 1986-04-01). This designation recognizes the castle's cultural and historical importance.

Current Status and Use

The Écurie du Château de Soulanger is currently preserved as a historic monument. Its current use is primarily for educational and tourism purposes, allowing visitors to explore its historical significance and architecture.

Heritage Status

Visitors can access the Écurie du Château de Soulanger at Impasse du Vieux Château, Doué-en-Anjou. The castle is open to the public for guided tours, providing an opportunity to explore its architecture and history.

Notable Features and Rooms

The castle's notable features include its central courtyard, stables, and living quarters.