Château de Blâmont

Blâmont Castle

Blâmont

Access

Opens occasionally

Visits by reservation only with the volunteers of the Clef de voûte association (+33 6 25 36 82 05, association.clefdevoute@gmail.com), and during events such as the Heritage Days. Visible from outside the rest of the time.

Source: Maison du Tourisme du Pays du Lunévillois, courriel du 23 septembre 2026

Tickets and prices

Adult: €4
Child: Free
Reduced: €2.50

Free for members and under 12s (guided tour) ; free entry for self-guided visits

Prices and tickets on the château’s website

Visit duration: 60 min
Where: Blâmont

To make a day of it

Open within 20 km

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Sleep nearby

Château de Blâmont stands in Blâmont (Meurthe-et-Moselle), in the Grand Est region of France. The building is registered as a historic monument. Adult admission costs 4 EUR. The building opens only occasionally, for events.

The château de Blâmont stands above the town of the same name in Meurthe-et-Moselle, now in ruins after centuries of conflict and rebuilding. Founded by the counts of Salm from the late 12th century, it was extended, besieged, burned and partly demolished before being reshaped in a romantic style in the 19th century. Visitors can see the remains of a medieval stronghold alongside traces of a later classical château, both scarred by wartime destruction, including the 1944 bombing.

Written from Château de Blâmont

What to know

The visit takes about one hour.
The site consists of ruins, and accessibility for visitors with reduced mobility is not guaranteed.
Free parking is available on rue de la Gare or place Bechmann.
The adult admission fee is 4 euros.
The site has been a listed historic monument since 1994.