The monks of Villers-Bettnach Abbey have left their mark on this hilly landscape crisscrossed by a host of little brooks. Le Chêne des Moines (Monks’ Oak), La Forge (The Forge), and even Etang des Moines (Monks’ Pond) nearby are all place names that …

The Nied, a wild river that passes through the centre of Moselle, is ideal for trying your hand at kayaking. Although the descent presents few difficulties due to the gentle nature of the water, a few boat passes will give you a good thrill. You will …

With its various themed gardens and plant creations, discover the Jardins Fruitiers de Laquenexy. The site was created in 1904 to help wine growers rebuild their vineyards following the outbreak of Phylloxera. The Moselle department acquired it in 1954 to …

The heights of Tromborn give magnificent views of the Nied Valley, Three Borders Area, Warndt Plain, and the nearby Saarland. Take advantage of the opportunity to consult the nearby orientation table and enjoy the panorama to the fullest. The circuit is …

On site, you will find the trail under the following name: LA BLIES PARTAGÉE This 11.8 km trail provides an enjoyable walk along both banks of the Blies, a scenic river that forms the boundary between France and Germany, stretching from Sarreguemines to …

This very easy circuit is ideal as an introduction to mountain-biking or road-biking. It will take you to the Bavarian monument, the chapel of Sainte-Agathe, whose choir and frescoes date back to the thirteenth century, and the 1852 chapel of Eich in …

In 1984, Bitche town council decided to convert the Stadtweiher valley, situated to the south of the Citadel, into a garden. In no time at all, an idea came to mind to decorate the park with sculptures and make it into an area of contemporary art which …

Between two cultures, this borderless route, with its hilly profile and numerous panoramas, offers a wide variety of places to discover in complete freedom. … Nied without …

From North to South, discover the Pays de Bitche by bike. The greenway, which starts in Pirmasens in Germany, enters France at Walschbronn and follows the picturesque Horn valley, surrounded by forests and a succession of charming little villages. In …

The Nied, a wild river that runs through the centre of the Moselle, is ideal for trying out canoeing. Although the descent presents few difficulties due to the gentle nature of the water, a few boat passes will give you a good feeling. You will enter a …