Castle Tour

A must-see in Gerbeviller. What to see and do at Gerbeviller Castle

Gerbéviller, much more than just a park! Beyond the remarkable trees spread across the 24 hectares of the estate, two monuments are also worth seeing: the Nymphaeum, unique in France in the form of a water nymphaeum, and the Louis XIII Pavilion, the only example of its kind in Lorraine. Gerbéviller also includes the 1900 Garden, the Orangery, the Courtyard of the Commons, the garden rooms...

The Park Entrance
Upon entering the park, you will discover a 17th-century statue , a symbol of welcome and marking the main entrance to the estate.

The Nymphaeum
The nymphaeum , a listed monument, was built between 1621 and 1624. This site, both picturesque and historic, is a must-see.

The Mortagne River
The Mortagne River, which runs through the park, offers charming and natural views, adding to the beauty of the estate.

The Louis XIII Pavilion
The Louis XIII pavilion , a listed historical monument, is an exceptional example of architecture combining brick and stone. It is an integral part of the castle's history.

The Frog Pond
This charming frog pond , with its rockery, is part of the garden and was created to celebrate the centenary of the École de Nancy. A place of tranquility and beauty within the park.

Gerbéviller Castle, with its rich and varied heritage, invites you to discover a fascinating historical site. Come explore its architecture, gardens, and listed monuments, which bear witness to the elegance of the era.

Opening Hours and Prices

• Visiting hours :
  Open from May to mid-September, Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays, from 2pm to 6pm.

• Prices :

  • Individuals: €5
  • Reduced price (Lorraine Pass, teenagers, young people aged 12 to 16): €3
  • Group rate: €3 per person (20 people or more)
  • Children (up to 12 years old): free