The Hedgehog Pottery shop at Philippsbourg displays and sells all sorts of pottery creations made with differents techniques: raku, smoking, hig temperature. Discover: magnicent pearl jewellery made from glass lampwork. Demonstrations. …

Domaine Enivrance is a small estate in the Moselle AOC region that works with respect for the living world, both in the vineyard and in the cellar. Permaculture, agroforestry and biodiversity are the watchwords. Open by appointment and on the first …

Customized wood creations with various workshops throughout the year. …

Born in Vic-sur-Seille, Moselle, to a family of bakers, Georges de La Tour was one of the greatest French painters of the 17th century. The Musée départemental is located in the heart of the town. Boasting a highly coherent painting collection - spanning …

The mountain crowned by a forest that dominates the small village of Tincry is called "camp of the Romans". It is a protohistoric oppidum of roughly oval shape. The large enclosure, about 2 km long, encloses some 16 ha. The rampart that surrounds it has a …

Near the Saint Trudon church, the cemetery contains the French 1870-1871 military square and the grave of a Prussian soldier. The monument in the French section is a Jaumont stone stele in the form of an obelisk, decorated with a wreath of leaves in …

First Wolrd War German military graveyard. Crosses and ossuaries. …

To better defend its saltworks coveted by the Dukes of Lorraine and the Counts of Bar, Bertram, Bishop of Metz, built around 1200 a powerful fortified castle in Vic. His successors, in conflict with the Messinian bourgeoisie, transferred the seat of their …

Discover the Saulnois country with your family and have fun! This fun walk will take you through the streets of our villages and their landscapes, on a discovery trail punctuated with riddles. Be curious, observant, and collect the clues that will allow …

"""Thionville the Carolingian""! How can you never have heard or read this description? And yet, you only have to walk along the boulevards Charlemagne, Hildegarde, the streets Berthe au Grand Pied, Lothaire, Louis le Pieux, of the Carolingians, to …