En un regard
Le château en bref
The Herrenhaus de Weck, at Blumisberg (no. 3), is a rectangular two-storey manor house under a hipped roof with dormers (croupes), built between 1623 and 1632 for Rodolphe de Weck (1582–1655), future avoyer, and his wife Marie Heimo. The south-west entrance bears a relief of the Weck-Heimo arms dated 1632. The mullioned windows with moulded surrounds and the carved timber cornice after Sebastiano Serlio attest to the persistence of the late Gothic style and the spread of Renaissance and Mannerist motifs. The interior retains coffered ceilings, painted false architecture, marquetry panelling and a hooded fireplace dated 1623, as well as a tiled stove of 1755.