CHÂTEAU DE PANGE

To the south-east of Metz is the Château de Pange, rebuilt in the 18th century on the site of a medieval fortress. On the edge of the village, its austere ensemble is set in the waters of the Nied Française. This castle was built according to the plans of the architect Jean-Baptiste Louis in 1720 by Jean-Baptiste Thomas, Lord of Pange. The land, erected as a marquisate in 1766 by Stanislas, Duke of Lorraine, is still occupied by the Thomas de Pange family. Historical monument. Garden belonging to the European network "Gardens without limits". Open from May to October, weekends and public holidays, visits at 14h45, 15h45 and 16h45.