The Musée de la Cour d'Or takes its name from the palace of the kings of Austrasia that once stood in Metz. The Gallo-Roman archaeological collection is one of the most important in France: ancient thermal baths preserved in situ, Merten column, Mithra …

Originally, the Porte Serpenoise was a vast vault in the city wall, marking the southern boundary of the Gallo-Roman city. In 1903, the dismantling of the city's fortifications led to its relocation and redesign. The German authorities reduced it to …

Marked by the great architectural trends that have marked our city's history, contemporary Metz has also embraced architectural creation. Whether it's the Technopôle Metz 2000, whose projects from 1984 onwards have created a real style - such as the …

Chapelle des comtes de Créhange …

Chapelle et ossuaire Saint-Vincent …

The monument, with a length of 1128 metres, links the two banks of the Moselle and had 110 columns that were, for the highest, 25 metres high. It only was the air part of a 22 km-pipes transporting the water from Gorze to the thermal baths and fountains …

A cylindrical artillery tower built in the 15th century at the corner of the ancient rampart, the Camoufle tower owes its name to a master bombardier, a valiant man of war who saved the city on several …

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Le Spatz Lorrain , birds, sculptures, raku ceramics. On sale at the Agence Inspire Metz - Office de Tourisme boutique. …

La tour du château comtal de Créhange …