The "voie de 60" is an old railroad line linked to the Maginot line. The Boulange station was used to transfer material and men between the normal track and the network of fortress 60s. This track linked major artillery works such as Molvange and …

On the right bank of the Moselle valley, Jouy-aux-Arches and Corny-sur-Moselle occupy a favoured location. Jouy-aux-Arches is known for its impressive aqueduct, built by the Gallo-Romans to carry drinking water from the springs of Gorze to Metz, a …

Jewish cemetery and military cemetery. From the 16th century onwards, and particularly during the last three major conflicts, Messina's large garrison had to deal with the problem of its dead. The current necropolis has existed since …

Inaugurated on 20 June 2017, the monument is in the effigy of the 1st infantry regiment. It was created to mark the 50th anniversary of the presence of "Picardie" in its garrison in Sarrebourg. Placed in the rue de Lunéville, it was made by the …

The 1870 battlefields are found on the "back" of the plateau, which opens up to the west towards the Côtes de Meuse hills. Along the paths you will come across many monuments erected in memory of the soldiers and a variety of educational and fun …

On the left bank of the Moselle, Ancy-sur-Moselle and Novéant-sur-Moselle are excellent starting points for hikes. The village of Dornot, perched on the heights, is characteristic of the wine-making villages on these slopes, with its narrow, twisting …

An original hike to discover the centre of Boulay, its gässels, its Dadas towers, the last vestiges of the town's fortifications. Further on, you will gain height by the plateau where a fabulous panorama of the town and the Pays de Nied is offered to …

This link joins Boulay-Moselle to Ottonville via paths and a section of the shoulder of a small departmental road (be careful!). It links the "Dames Dadas" and "Chemin de Saint-Antoine" …

This walking route is a link between the "Chant des Ruisseaux" and "Nied sans Frontière" circuits. …

This link between the Rabas and Pré Guéret crossroads provides access to the "La Source de Charlemagne" and "Le Chemin de la Reine" …