In the beautiful Cattenom Forest, discover the Maginot Line as it crosses through the countryside. All year round can enjoy unaccompanied access to the external parts of the fortifications. The inside of the fortification is regularly open to the public. …

… Espace Clément Kieffer …

… Château d'Helfedange …

… Ma p'tite flamme …

Formerly the town hall and cantonal court, this elegant 18th century municipal building, superbly restored in 1998, owes its current name to the admirable sculptures that adorn its façade. Since 1995, it has housed the seven rooms of the Historical Museum …

… Route de la ligne maginot aquatique - étang réservoir …

La boutique du Père Michel breathes a new life into traditional wooden toys. These original creations are a joy for amateurs who love miniature objects and wooden articles. You will find many original gifts in this rather unusual shop.   … La boutique du …

… Musée local de géologie et archéologie de Faulquemont …

At the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th centuries, Metz built the Imperial District, a model of urban planning born of the will of Emperor Wilhelm II. It unfolds around the huge railway station, built between 1905 and 1908 on more than 3,000 …

… Église Saint-Jean-Baptiste …