Château de la Marlière
Marlière Castle
Fourmies
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Château de la Marlière stands in Fourmies (Nord), in the Hauts-de-France region of France. Its opening hours and prices have not been verified at the source yet.
In Fourmies, in the Nord department, la Marlière is a former mansion built in 1841 by the industrialist Théophile Legrand. The building has been converted into a hotel, so it is a place experienced as much by staying there as by simply passing its facade.
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What to know
- The building now operates as a hotel and is not open for standard tourist visits.
- It is located on rue Théophile-Legrand in Fourmies, in the Nord department.
- No verified information is available regarding visiting hours or admission fees.
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Where this château is
Fourmies · Nord · Hauts-de-France
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Address
62/64 Rue Théophile Legrand, 59610 Fourmies
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Frequently asked
- Can you visit the château de la Marlière?
- The building is now a hotel and is not open as a classic monument tour.
- Who built the château de la Marlière?
- It was built in 1841 by the industrialist Théophile Legrand.
- Where is the château de la Marlière located?
- It is located in Fourmies, in the Nord department, on rue Théophile-Legrand.
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