Close to the town hall and a small green setting, Le 112 offers a rich and varied program. In its small, intimate room, you'll see the artists wink at you and hear the exchanges with the musicians. You're at the heart of the concert, a spectator in every …

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Glean new inspiration from an old-fashioned garden. Overlooking the Moselle valley, just a few kilometers from Metz, the smallest of the boundless gardens invites you to discover forgotten plants designed by some of the greatest horticulturists of the …

Arranged on the banks of Fensch, on a former derelict site, this park designed for families and learning tells the story of the place and the river. It provides a walking itinerary about the history of the iron and steel industry and the Fensch river and …

Thin and crispy, the Moselle baguette stands out for its gustatory and nutritional qualities. To make it, Thierry Klammers calls on the Sarralbe mill to obtain its main components (T65 flour, wheat bran, salt). Baked in a hearth oven, this 100% local …

Created in 1830 by the Simon family in the English style of the 19th century. The park offers visitors a path full of surprises and contrasting approaches, with century-old trees and contemporary elements, there's something for all the …

Parc Wilson? Ah yes, the wild boar park! The one where the kiosk area hosts concerts in summer! Where children can have fun and stretch their legs in the playground. Everyone knows Wilson Park without necessarily knowing its name. More natural than its …

This walk follows the course of the Cheneau river, offering an itinerary alternating between large expanses of lawn and very natural wooded areas. Several play areas punctuate the route, which can also be completed by bike. Created in 1986, Lac Symphonie …

At the heart of the neighborhood's modern architecture and colorful buildings, Square Racine invites young and old alike to have fun in complete serenity. Gone are the sandboxes and toboggan queues, replaced by little houses and spring-loaded games. …

From the Zinsel valley, the ruins of the Grand Arnsbourg castle are accessible by two paths in the forest, one direct and steep, the other longer but easier. Equipped with a remarkable Romanesque keep, the castle was built on a hundred-metre-long …