Chateau de Malbrouck, France

Malbrouck Castle is located in the vicinity of Metz. It is considered an outstanding historical landmark in France today. Its construction was started by the order of Arnold VI von Sierck in 1419. The fortress was recognized as one of the most powerful in the region later. It became one of the most important defensive structures. Many famous military leaders and wealthy dukes have owned the castle over the years. The castle was privately owned until 1793.

The fortress was placed at the disposal of the state at the end of the 18th century. It was badly damaged and partially destroyed during numerous battles. Malbrouck Castle became accessible to the public as recently as 1999. A lengthy reconstruction preceded its opening. The medieval fortress has been a permanent venue for various cultural events since its opening.

Exhibitions are held here. They are dedicated to contemporary art. One of the most unusual events awaits visitors on the first Sunday of the month. One of the halls of the fortress was converted into a cinema. Film screenings are held in it every month. Fans of theatrical art will be interested in visiting Malbrouck Castle in mid-August. It becomes a venue for a traditional theater festival at this time of year. A very interesting collection of historical exhibits is kept in the castle permanently. Its visitors can see ancient weapons, beautiful antique furniture, and works of art from different eras, as well as collections of old black-and-white photographs. A walk through the vast grounds of the castle will also be interesting. Next - Chateau d Amboise