Unique discovery of the Manoir de Pont de Metz and its wooded park, Four centuries of history!

Name: Unique discovery of the Manoir de Pont de Metz and its wooded park, Four centuries of history!
Start: 2022-09-17T14:30:00+02:00
End: 2022-09-18T18:00:00+02:00
Location: Manoir de Pont de Metz

Guided discovery of the Manoir de Pont de Metz. New discovery of the Manoir, its feudal dovecote on a rotating scale and its wooded park. Four centuries of history!

17 and 18 September 2022Passed

Conditions

Guided tour only duration 1h. Doors open on Saturday at 2.30pm and on Sunday at 10am , at 2.30pm and 4.45pm for departure of the visit on Saturday at 3pm and Sunday at 10.30am, 3pm and 5pm. Price: 5€ /pers free children from -10 years accompanied sf group

Gilbert MATHIEU

Former fief, having belonged from the seventeenth to the half of the nineteenth century to the family LESIEURRE DE CROISSY whose first of the known names was Alexandre Le SIEURRE, born in 1580, Procurator and Royal Assistant, bailiff of the Pont de Metz, The Manoir de Pont de Metz with its feudal dovecote on a revolving scale and its back-to-back greenhouse of the 19th century is a domain respectful of biodiversity.
Its English Park and Garden of a surface of 4ha includes many species of endemic centenary and rare trees (majestic mushroom elms) and shrubs, a body of water, an area with a garden rose garden and a countryside natural area with a wooded part all welcoming a diverse wildlife

About the location

Manoir de Pont de Metz

23 rue de l'EAU, 80480 PONT DE METZ

Somme
Hauts-de-France

Former fief, having belonged to the LESIEURRE DE CROISSY family from XVII° to half of XIX° whose first known name was Alexandre Le SIEURRE, born in 1580, Procurator and Royal Assistant, bailiff of the Pont de Metz, the Manoir de Pont de Metz with its revolving-scale feudal dovecote and its 19th century leaning greenhouse is an area respectful of biodiversity.
Its park and garden told to the English of a surface of 4ha includes many species of endemic trees centenary and rare (majestic field elms) and shrubs, a body of water, a space with a garden rose garden and a natural country space, a wooded part of which welcomes a diverse wildlife.