Château de la Grange

La Grange is a classic château, built in the first third of the 18th century on the ruins of a feudal fortress destroyed during the Thirty Years' War. In 1750, it was acquired by the Marquis de Fouquet, a distant nephew of the famous Superintendent of Finances under Louis XIV.
La Grange still belongs to the Fouquet descendants, despite the many tragedies the country has endured. Beautiful 18th-century furnishings and an exceptional collection of European and Asian paintings, tapestries, and ceramics all contribute to making a visit to La Grange a truly enjoyable experience. The fact that the château is permanently inhabited by its owners adds a warmth that is generally lacking in "castle-museums." La Grange is part of the Route des Marches de Lorraine (Lorraine Marches Route).