Castles in the Meuse

Renaissance style castle
55260 Thillombois

Thillobois Castle, located in Meuse, is a 19th-century Renaissance building, classified as a historical monument since 1995. It embodies the architectural and noble heritage of the Greater East region.

Eclectic and Baroque style castle
55000 Bar-le-Duc

Marbeaumont Castle, built in the early 20th century at Bar-le-Duc (Great East), is an example of architectural eclecticism combining Renaissance, Louis XIII and Art Nouveau styles, surrounded by an English-speaking park.

Classic style castle
55000 Lisle-en-Rigault

The Château de Jean d'Heurs, a former monastery transformed into a Louis XV mansion in the 19th century, stands in Lisle-en-Rigault (Meuse), surrounded by a landscaped park in Lorraine and remains classified as historical monuments.

Renaissance style castle
55000 Bar-le-Duc

The Barrois Museum, installed in the Neuf-Castel of the 16th century at the Château des Ducs de Bar in Bar-le-Duc (Great East), combines architectural heritage and historical collections, from the Dukes of Lorraine to ethnography, in a flamboyant Gothic setting partially classified.

Revival style castle
55210 Vigneulles-lés-Hattonchâtel

Hattonchâtel Castle, rebuilt in a neo-Renaissance style between 1923 and 1928, dominates Vigneulles-les-Hattonchâtel in Meuse. This architectural pastiche incorporates medieval vestiges and symbolizes the 20th century Lorrain history.

Castle
55140 Vaucouleurs

The castle of Gombervals, a 14th century fortress located in Vaucouleurs (Meuse), is a medieval building surrounded by moat, marked by its dungeon-porch and its history linked to the kings of France and the lords of Lorraine.

Classic style castle
55200 Commercy

Commercy Castle, built in the 18th century in Commercy, Lorraine, is a sumptuous Baroque castle built on the remains of a medieval fortress, marked by the history of the Dukes of Lorraine and King Stanislas.