Château de Fléville

Just outside Nancy, stands a unique testimony to the Middle Ages and the Renaissance in Lorraine. This exceptional site, named Fléville, offers visitors a superb 30-meter-high keep set against a beautiful Renaissance facade, often compared to Azay le Rideau.
This cheerful, refined architecture is home to many treasures, including Renaissance woodwork, a collection of 18th-century tapestries, the prestigious Hall of Coat-of-Arms of the Dukes of Lorraine, the royal apartments dedicated to the King of Poland, Duke of Lorraine Stanislas Leszczynski, and a suite of intimate rooms evoking the life that still goes on there.
This beautiful building is also a family home, inhabited by the same family for over two centuries, giving it a warm, lively atmosphere.
It adjoins a garden classified as a Remarkable Garden, with an 18th-century Orangery, adorned with a marvellous 17th-century trompe l'oeil recently restored. Special attention is paid to children, with knight and princess costumes and a play booklet for a fun and educational visit.

The château is currently closed.