Château de Moyen

The castle of Moyen, in the Meurthe-et-Moselle, built in 1444, withstood many sieges until 1639, when it was taken one last time and dismantled on Richelieu's orders. Its architecture, adapted to the early days of artillery, makes it unique in Lorraine.

The seigneurial house hosts many exhibitions (local archaeology, a 1900 classroom, Lorraine faience…). Nearby are the church of Moyen, a medieval bridge and the rail bikes at Magnières.

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