The former castle motte at the site known as “Le Village” in Richardménil is fully listed as a historic monument; the listing dates from 16 July 1991.
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Culture and History
The former residence of the Counts of Ludre has stood in the lower part of Richardménil since 1540.
The large farm belonging to the estate, known as “La Bergerie”, is still preserved.
The Passerelle Mangin was completed in 1878.
The restored Passerelle Mangin once again provides free access to the banks of the ponds.
The Passerelle Mangin is considered one of the last surviving engineering structures from the late 19th century.
During one edition of the annual European Heritage Days held in Richardménil, the national theme was architectural heritage.
Water and Paths
Richardménil is situated on the Moselle.
The Canal des Vosges runs through Richardménil.
In sections, the Voie Bleue runs alongside chains of ponds.
The Voie Bleue follows the canal from Nancy to Richardménil.
Hiking
The Bois impérial–Étang du Breuil–Canal de l’Est hiking route runs between woodland and a body of water and offers varied landscapes.
On the Bois impérial–Étang du Breuil–Canal de l’Est hiking route, the path follows the Canal de l’Est to the Écluse du Prieuré.
