La Tour-De-Trême: Hotels and Accommodation
Accommodation in La Tour-De-Trême
La Tour-de-Trême is a locality of Bulle in the canton of Fribourg and lies southeast of Bulle in the direction of the Intyamon Valley.
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Landscape
The locality lies on the southern side of the Trême alluvial fan, at the northern foot of the Moléson massif and in the Bulle basin.
The Trême is the river that separates La Tour-de-Trême from Bulle; it is a tributary of the Sarine.
The former municipal territory included the Bois de Bouleyres, the wooded Sautaux hill, and the wooded or partly pasture-covered northern foothills of the Moléson.
Dent de Brenleire, Rochers de St. Jacques, Laubspitz and Corne Aubert are located in the vicinity of La Tour-de-Trême.
History and Culture
Archaeological discoveries indicate that the site was inhabited in prehistoric times; these include the Mesolithic, Bronze Age and Hallstatt periods.
The medieval settlement was fortified and founded by the Counts of Gruyère next to a castle that was destroyed in 1349.
La Tour-de-Trême is considered the birthplace of Pierre-Nicolas Chenaux.
Château d'Amont and Le Pâqueret are located in the wider region surrounding La Tour-de-Trême.
Further destinations: Haut-Intyamon, Montbovon, Jaun, Bulle, Crésuz, Echarlens, Broc Fr, Bas-Intyamon.
To the main travel overview: Gruyère.
