Maison Espagnole

This typical half-timbered house was certainly the home of a rich merchant.
Originally, its name comes from the Spanish occupation, because the neutrality of Revin has been repeatedldy violated by the troops of the Kingdom of France and those of the Empire.

Listed Spanish house (Register of listed building). One of the finest examples of the "Revinois" heritage.

A three-story house, where different exhibitions are presented to the public
* On the ground floor: The recreated 1920-1930s interior.
* On the 1st floor: Temporary exhibition
* 2nd floor: the world of the foundry: important industrial activity which made the reputation of the town.

Discover its history during a guided tour with Revin Rando Patrimoine.
Period and opening hours:

In April and October: Wednesday to Saturday from 1:30pm to 5:30pm
In May and September: Wednesday to Sunday from 2pm to 6pm
From June to the end of August: Every day from 10am to 12pm and from 2pm to 6pm.

Free admission

Wearing a mask is compulsory.
Hydroalcoholic gel is available and it is forbidden to touch objects.
Gestures and sanitary measures in force respected.