This canoe trip is unique. It offers a chance to paddle along the Sarre between France and Germany, at the point where the river marks the boundary between the two countries. It takes you on a journey along the Saar between France and Germany. At this …

Escape to the banks of the Blies! An industrial wasteland? A garden? A work of art? The Jardin des Faïenciers is all of these things at the same time! On the site of the Moulin de la Blies, elected 9th favourite monument of the French in 2015, the …

Since the early Middle Ages, the village of Albestroff and its castle were, together with those of Vic-sur-Seille and Marsal, one of the main fortresses of the bishopric of Metz. The dukes of Lorraine, the bishops, the Imperials and France fought over …

  The Ondines Waterfall was originally known as Wasserfelsen (water rock). This natural site is worth the detour. At the top, there is an ols lavoir, a place for washing clothes. the wall was built in 1860, the same time that the railway linking lemberg …

Sarreguemines and the surrounding area are a paradise for cycle touring. The many cycle paths will delight bike enthusiasts: along the Sarre canal, through the smiling Blies valley and over the border with our German neighbours you will experience …

This circuit is a godsend for experienced mountain-bikers looking for beautiful landscapes, challenging routes and the exploration of a generous natural environment. The views from the summit of Peugstein towards the Dabo rock, the Donon massif and the …

At the crossroads of the tributary streams of the Nied and on the borders of the Moselle and the Sarre, this walking tour combines the beauty of the landscape with the discovery of the built heritage of Lorraine. … Song of the …

By taking this cycle route which alternates between shared and dedicated lanes, you can discover the lakes of the Maginot Line. Created between 1935 and 1940, the Saarland Defence Sector uses natural rivers and streams in flood-prone areas. This gap in …

This route, which is largely forested, leads to the site of the Borne de Fer, the highest point in the region at 450 metres. This site is also a deposit of iron from the Tertiary period, exploited in the open air since Antiquity. The peak of this form of …

This undulating route offers a variety of landscapes and unexpected discoveries in the heart of nature: military structures including the Bambesch fort, which is open to the public, giant wind turbines, carved roadside crosses, panoramic viewpoints and …