The area was the site of an important occupation throughout the 14th and 15th centuries (with foundry, metallurgy and pottery activities), without a doubt the after-effects of the acquisition by Jean de Salm of the lower valley of Bruche in 1366, from Mutzig to Schirmeck.
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In 1285, the trouvère from Lorraine, Jacques Bretel, spent several days at the castle where he met Count Henry IV.
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