The Maison-forte of Château-Voué is a rare example of a fortified complex built on a hilltop. The site and the remains of the Maison-forte were listed as a historic monument by decree of 24 December 1991.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Château-Voué will find an overview of the village and its surroundings here.
Culture and History
In the village, east of the Maison-forte, stands the parish church of Saint-Martin, dedicated to Saint Martin.
Nature and Landscape
The several-hundred-year-old pedunculate oak known as the “Chêne du Roi” is located in the Bride Forest, in the Lorraine Regional Natural Park and within the municipality of Château-Voué. The forest sculpture “Chêne du Roi” was unveiled as part of an opening tour in the Château-Voué forest massif.
Things to Do
The family trail “Balades ludiques – Château-Voué – Sotzeling” leads through the streets and landscapes of the villages and combines exploration with puzzles and collecting clues.
The “École à la ferme” in Château-Voué includes a wool workshop, offers age-appropriate workshops for children, and includes a farm visit with active participation.
Surroundings
In the immediate vicinity of Château-Voué is Artothèque Grand Est/ plus vite, a museum. Musée Georges de la Tour, a museum, is located near Château-Voué.
In the wider regional surroundings of Château-Voué are the Parc Animalier de Sainte-Croix zoo, Ouvrage du Bambesch, a fort, Haut Saint-Pierre, a church, Haut du Mont, a hill, Haut de la Chapelle, a hill, and the Parc des Bosquets park.
More destination pages: Montenach, Desseling, Zetting, Œting, Haspelschiedt, Maizières-Lès-Metz, Peltre, Wiesviller
