Dinan’s partly ruined castle was begun in 1380 by Jean IV, Duke of Brittany, and later refortified with two towers and a drawbridge two centuries later. First a ducal residence and later a prison, it now houses the town museum.
Dinan’s partly ruined castle was begun in 1380 by Jean IV, Duke of Brittany, and later refortified with two towers and a drawbridge two centuries later. First a ducal residence and later a prison, it now houses the town museum.
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