© OT Raon l'EtapeChâteau de Beauregard
Côte Beauregard, 88110 Raon-l'Étape
In the Middle Ages, towns were placed under the authority of a lord and fortified to protect their inhabitants. Beauregard Castle, named after the hill on which it stands, was built in the 13th century by Ferry III, Duke of Lorraine. Overlooking the town, the structure was intended to keep watch over the road to Alsace-Lorraine, as the Bishop of Metz had his sights set on the town after seizing Pierre-Percée Castle.
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