A mast, a rotor, blades and a nacelle: These are the four elements of a windmill capable of converting the kinetic energy of the wind into electricity. A great many of these windmills may be seen along the roads that wind their way across the Lorraine …

In the heart of a natural and forested environment, this circuit leads you to the discovery of the Sainte-Anne site. This site is built on the site of an old hermitage which once attracted pilgrims. The neo-Gothic chapel of Sainte-Anne and the cemetery …

Saint Quirin is considered among "France's most beautiful villages" and has a rich heritage: seven sanctuaries called the “Seven Roses” are to be discovered in Saint-Quirin and in the dependent communes of the Priory. It is a 16 kilometre pedestrian …

Walscheid, a forest village on the Moselle side of the Vosges, is home to many natural and heritage treasures that can be explored via this circuit: the cave and chapel of Saint-Léon, Hohwalsch rock, the Gallo-Roman cemetery… Not to mention the many views …

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

Leaving Metz from the south, the Voie Bleue alternates between the Moselle and a series of ponds, before reaching Jouy-aux-Arches, known for its Roman aqueducts. Arnaville marks your entry into Meurthe-et-Moselle and you can see the rocks of La Fraze and …

Your walk begins in Leiding, a charming little town whose main street marks the border between Germany and France. The houses on the west side of the "border street" are French and those on the east side are German. This singularity, characterised by the …

This difficult circuit takes you to one of the most beautiful mountain bike spots in the Sierck region. You will need a lot of energy to climb from the bottom of the Montenach valley to the plateau of the Koenigsberg farm. But the views are breathtaking. …

The GR5F, a hiking route from Bussang to Koblenz, provides a direct link from Apach to Metz via the verdant Canner valley. This first stage takes you to …

From the bottom of the Canner valley, the Hackenberg circuit takes you up to the wooded, narrow, abrupt hills typical of the Canner valley and its tributaries. At the top you will fully deserve the wonderful view that presents …