Château de Boucq

The castle features two circular towers, pointed arches, and stone walls extending over a property that includes extensive gardens with fountains.

Jean de Brixey constructed this fortified residence in 1340, establishing a connection with the Church Tower through architectural elements still visible today.

The castle maintains its status as a regional celebration venue, hosting wedding ceremonies throughout spring and autumn in its converted wine cellars.

The reception halls span 100 meters in length, accommodating up to 200 guests for seated meals, with eight houses providing accommodation for 85 visitors.

Located at 300 meters altitude, the castle offers views across the forests and hills of Meuse, Haye, and Toul regions.

Location: Boucq

Architectural style: Gothic architecture

GPS coordinates: 48.74930,5.75888

Latest update: June 23, 2025 09:57