THE COAST OF ARRY

ARRY

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Emmanuel Stourm 2020 Licence Open Data

Emmanuel Stourm 2020 Licence Open Data La Côte d'Arry

Emmanuel Stourm 2020 Licence Open Data Église de l’exaltation de la Sainte-Croix, Lorry

Emmanuel Stourm 2020 Licence Open Data Château de Lorry

Emmanuel Stourm 2020 Licence Open Data Ancienne carrière entre Arry et Lorry-Mardigny

Emmanuel Stourm 2020 Licence Open Data Église Saint-Arnould, Arry

Emmanuel Stourm 2020 Licence Open Data Église Saint-Laurent, Mardigny

Emmanuel Stourm 2020 Licence Open Data Chapelle Notre Dame de la Salette, Lorry-Mardigny

Emmanuel Stourm 2020 Licence Open Data La Côte d'Arry

The village of Arry, perched on the heights of the Côtes de Moselle hills, offers breathtaking views over the Moselle valley and the Lorraine plateau. This special site favours the development of plant and animal life characteristic of chalk grassland.

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Fitness / outdoor trails from ARRY, mode of transport / activity : Walking-related, on the theme(s) : Historic, Natural.

Along the hiking trail, you can discover former German blockhouses from the First World War, as well as traces of a funicular railway. A discovery trail called "Du béton et des hommes" (Concrete and Men) explains the German construction work carried out in this forest as part of the 2nd line of fortifications for Metz during the First World War. Fruit trees and vines colonize the well-exposed slopes of Lorry-Mardigny, a commune that boasts two 12th-century churches and castles now privately owned. The paths are marked out in a network, so you can put together a walk to suit you. Markings: yellow rectangle.