Maison Espagnole

Resting on a stone base, its cob and brick walls are decorated with half-timbering and corbelling. As for the origin of its name, it is undoubtedly a memory of the Spanish occupation of Revin, whose neutrality was violated many times by the troops of the Kingdom of France as well as those of the Empire. Classified in the ISMH list (Inventaire Supplémentaire des Monuments Historiques - Supplementary Inventory of Historical Monuments), this building is today a museum of local heritage.Three floors dedicated to exhibitions:* On the first floor: the Revinois interior of the 1920s-1930s.* On the 1st floor: Temporary exhibition* On the 2nd floor: The world of the foundry: an important industrial activity that has made the reputation of the city of Revin.Practical information for the next season soon online...