Overview

Discover the exterior of the Manor and its history

Guided tours on reservation only, recommended by the owner - Doors open at 10 am on Sunday and the afternoon at 4 pm on Saturday and Sunday - Departure of the visit respectively at 10:30 and 16:30. Approximate duration of the visit: 1h30. Access: public parking nearby The Manor of the Bridge of Metz is a former noble fief, having belonged from 1613 to the half of the XIX° to the family LESIEURRE DE CROISSY whose first of the name known were Alexandre LE SIEURRE, Prosecutor of the King, bailiff of the Bridge of Metz and Nicolas LE URRE who was notably Lawyer, Procurator of the King, advisor of the King and Bailly general of the Temporal of the Bishop of Amiens and the Abbey of St Martin aux Jumeaux and whose descendants have also faithfully served the Monarchy. The Manor and its feudal pigeonnier built in 1616 and its leaning greenhouse of the nineteenth century is a domain respectful of biodiversity. Its pleasure park with its pleasure garden with a surface of 4ha includes many species of endemic trees, some more than one hundred years old and rare (purple beeches, ash trees, alignments of majestic field elms and lime trees ...) and shrubs, an old pond, an area with garden rose garden and a rural natural area with a wooded part all welcoming a diverse wildlife. For more information or to contact us: http://www.manoir-pontdemetz.com Informations Entrance fee: 5€/person - Free for children of - 10 years accompanied except school group - Reservation recommended

Address
23 rue de l'EAU, 80480 PONT DE METZ, Somme, Hauts-de-France, France