Chateau de Fleville

A Renaissance Jewel in Lorraine Just minutes from Nancy, the Château de Fléville offers a captivating journey through the ages. This exceptional historical monument is one of the few castles in the region to have survived the ravages of the Thirty Years' War, built on the orders of Richelieu. Its unique silhouette is distinguished by the harmonious fusion of an imposing 14th-century medieval keep and an exquisitely refined Renaissance façade, adorned with a 35-meter-long balcony sculpted with goldsmith-like precision. This estate, inhabited by the same family for over two centuries, exudes an atmosphere of rare elegance in the heart of eastern France. The castle's interior is a veritable treasure trove, notably housing the wood paneling from the Hall of the Estates of Lorraine, salvaged from the Ducal Palace in Nancy. As you explore the apartments, you will discover collections of Gobelins tapestries and refined furnishings that reflect the French art of living. The visit continues in a vast romantic park classified as a Remarkable Garden, where a flowery vegetable garden, an orangery and an English-style park coexist, offering an unforgettable bucolic stroll for lovers of heritage and botany in Meurthe-et-Moselle.