small village not far from Morhange in a green countryside, Haboudange but has an unknown heritage that deserves to be discovered.
Overlooking the village somewhat, the castle of the bishops of Metz draws his figure at once imposing and delicate.
Originally there was here a castle site dating from the tenth and eleventh centuries and rebuilt in the thirteenth century, ownership of the powerful bishops of Metz. From this it is fortified with substantial remains a tower where you can see an old mullioned window Crusaders probably added in the sixteenth century.
is in fact also built at this time what the manor house visible today among the medieval ruins it has partly been deleted. The mansion is also gradually redeveloped. Thus the remarkable staircase right inside seems to date from the seventeenth century when a chimney of the eighteenth century witnessed more embellishments later. The windows will repercées the nineteenth century.
Not only this set is gradually restored to the delight of lovers of heritage and nature lovers but also can enjoy the site and the castle by passing one or more nights. In fact, the castle of the bishops of Metz, Haboudange, is also a cottage where the owners welcome you with generosity, kindness and above all passion for an exceptional place.
Feel free to explore this place and why not sleep!
More information:
http://sites.google.com/site/chateaugite57340haboudange/
http://www.culture.gouv.fr/public/mistral/merimee_fr?ACTION=CHERCHER&FIELD_1=INSEE&VALUE_1=57281
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