The Lu Tower

Le Tower is a notable historical landmark in Nantes. It was formerly part of the biscuit factory of the same name, founded by Jean Romain Lefèvre and Pauline-Isabelle Utile. The factory originally included two large towers 38 meters high. meters, and these two circular towers in blue, red, and gold were distinguished by a dome pierced by windows carved with eagles to symbolize prestige, and there is an angel in his hand a trumpet above the dome, and today only one of the two towers remains, as the other was severely damaged by World War II and destroyed.