lunville

Lunéville is a commune in the French rgion of Lorraine. It is a sous-prfecture of the Meurthe-et-Moselle dpartement. Population (1999): 20,200. It is located in northeastern France on the Meurthe River.

History

The Treaty of Lunville was signed there on February 9, 1801 between the French Republic and the Austrian Empire by Louis, Count Cobentzel, and Joseph Bonaparte.

Sights

The most important tourist attraction is the chateau which suffered serious damage when a fire broke out in January 2003. Lunville is also known for its faence industry. A 18th century palace here, a residence of Stanislaus I, was damaged during World War II.

External link

Official website

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