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 …

The monument was inaugurated in 1908. Monument to the memory of 80 French officers and soldiers and 23 Prussian combatants killed on August 18, 1870 at the battle of …

In the Middle Ages, the city was entirely surrounded by ramparts which were erected by Jean d'Apremont, Bishop of Metz, around 1256. These ramparts were flanked by twenty-eight towers. Nowadays, some vestiges remain at the top of the Parc de la Liberté, …

When you enter the world of Alain Monchot, you will discover many wooden sculptures. Passionate about turning for the last ten years, Alain no longer counts his works nor his time spent in his …

The Musée de la Guerre de 1870 et de l'Annexion is the only museum of its kind in France. Located in Gravelotte, it is the ideal place to discover the history of the Franco-Prussian War and its consequences for the region. A 900 m² permanent exhibition, …

Bernard Grandidier, a cereal farmer in Fey for many years, decided in 1995 to relaunch a vineyard close to his land on the Fey hillside. …

Wendel Miners Museum …

Built at the end of the 13th century by the lords of Falkenstein under the bishop of Strasbourg's orders, the Ramstein castle was built to control he access through the Zinsel valley. But during the 14th century, the Lords of ramstein transformed the …

Bernard PETITJEAN is a metal sculptor in Fribourg. His forge is in Languimberg. His works are exhibited in Sarrebourg, rue des Eglantines. Visit of the workshop by appointment. Sale of products. Painting lessons in Sarrebourg. Introductory courses at the …

Built towards the end of the 18th century, it was acquired in 1808 as a summer residence by General Espagne, Count of the Empire. His family owned the residence until 1886. The château is not open to the …