Thieux-Nantouillet: history and sights
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Did you know?
The station bears the names of two neighbouring villages; at Nantouillet, Chancellor Antoine Duprat had one of the first Renaissance châteaux in the Île-de-France region built around 1525.
Anecdote
Chancellor Antoine Duprat died at his château of Nantouillet on 15 July 1535; his funerary plaque is kept in the village's Saint-Denis church.
Around Thieux-Nantouillet
- Château de Nantouillet, 2900 m away — A Renaissance château built around 1525 for Antoine Duprat, listed as a historic monument in 1862, with mullioned windows and doors carved with arabesques.
- Église Saint-Denis de Nantouillet, 3000 m away — A Renaissance church built around the mid-16th century for Duprat, listed in 1999, with a portal attributed to the school of Germain Pilon.