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 …

The Nied river rises in the Moselle and flows quietly towards the Saar in a wide, wild valley. Along the way, you may be lucky enough to see the blue-backed kingfisher or the long-necked grey heron. This river allows you to practice canoeing with your …

This pleasant pedestrian link, which runs along the natural and protected area of the Nied Réunie, provides a link between the "Chemin des Calvaires" and "d'une Nied à l'autre" …

In this land of legends, with its vast forests, hamlets and villages nestled in the middle of clearings, and abbey ruins, it is said that a spring gushed forth at the spot where Charlemagne’s horse struck the ground with its hoof during a hunting party. …

In this land of legends, with its vast forests, hamlets and villages nestled in the middle of clearings, and abbey ruins, it is said that a spring gushed forth at the spot where Charlemagne’s horse struck the ground with its hoof during a hunting party. …

Delme, or "Ad duodecimum" in Roman, means "twelve Roman milestones from Metz" in the direction of Strasbourg. After passing through the centre of Delme, you will admire the architecture of its contemporary art centre and its reception area, La …

Located between Berviller-en-Moselle and Berus in Germany, this walk symbolises Franco-German reconciliation. The Monument of the Great Europeans, erected in 1970 on the heights of Berus, is the main feature. All along the route, initiatives taken by …

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 …

On site, you will find the trail under the following name: SUR LES RIVES DE L'HISTOIRE This hiking trail is dotted with historical landmarks: the unmissable Bliesbruck-Reinheim European Archaeological Park highlights the Celtic and Gallo-Roman periods; …

Covering 750 hectares in the area of lakes near Sarrebourg, the Stock lake is the largest in Lorraine. Around the lake, you will be in close contact with wild, well-protected …