Can the château de Savigny still be visited?

Only ruins remain, mainly the moat and traces of a tower, so there is no building to visit as such.

Why is the château in ruins?

Damaged during the Thirty Years' War, it gradually fell into decay, and its towers and ramparts were demolished in the 19th century for the sale of building materials.

Who owned the château de Savigny?

After the lords of Savigny, the Bassompierre family held it throughout the 17th century, before it passed to the Choiseul-Beaupré family in the 18th century through marriage.

Is the château a listed historic monument?

No, it holds no listing or registration as a historic monument.

Château de Savigny

Savigny Castle

Savigny

Access

No visits on recordNo opening hours or ticketing found

Where: Savigny

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Château de Savigny stands in Savigny (Vosges), in the Grand Est region of France. No visits are on record for this building.

At the place known as Les Baraques, northeast of Savigny in the Vosges, the ruins of a medieval fortress point to a site occupied since at least the 14th century. Its towers and ramparts vanished in the 19th century, sold off as building material, yet the square moat remains, once fed by the Colon stream, along with traces of a round tower on the eastern side. A bridge still crosses the western arm of the moat, giving access to the site.

Written from Château de Savigny (Vosges)

What to know

Only ruins remain: a moat, traces of a round tower and an access bridge, with no standing building to visit.
The site holds no heritage protection status (no listing or registration as a historic monument).
Access is via a bridge crossing the western arm of the moat.
No opening hours, admission fees or visitor facilities are known for this site.

Where this château is

Savigny · Vosges · Grand Est

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Address

Savigny, Vosges

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Frequently asked

Can the château de Savigny still be visited?: Only ruins remain, mainly the moat and traces of a tower, so there is no building to visit as such.
Why is the château in ruins?: Damaged during the Thirty Years' War, it gradually fell into decay, and its towers and ramparts were demolished in the 19th century for the sale of building materials.
Who owned the château de Savigny?: After the lords of Savigny, the Bassompierre family held it throughout the 17th century, before it passed to the Choiseul-Beaupré family in the 18th century through marriage.
Is the château a listed historic monument?: No, it holds no listing or registration as a historic monument.