This tour, starting in Sillegny, is an invitation to explore the surroundings of this charming village on the banks of the Seille, famous for its church known as the "Sixtine of the Seille". A veritable treasure trove, its tempera murals date from the …

This loop is a reminder of the importance of religion in village life in days gone by, as evidenced by the churches of Saint-Jacques and Saint-Etienne, the many calvaries along the way, places of devotion such as the Grotte de la Vierge and evocative …

This walking tour allows you to discover Louvigny's natural and architectural heritage, including its ruined 13th-century castle, the remains of its Jewish cemetery and its 20th-century …

It is the highest point of the hiking trails in southern Metz, offering a 360° panorama at an altitude of 378 metres. The northern part of the Delme hill forms the watershed between the Seille river basin to the west and the Nied Française to the east, …

This rural trail takes in the 15th-century choir of Saint-Luc church and the former railway line between Metz and Château-Salins. …

A stone's throw from Germany and Luxembourg, the château of Malbrouck dominates the village of Manderen with the splendour of its four towers. It is named after the famous duke of Malbrouck (Marlborough), immortalised in a French folk …

The Promenade du Chevreuil is a 10-kilometer hike. Along the way, you’ll enjoy views of the Moselle Valley and climb 360 steps! This hike is featured in the hiking guidebook available for purchase at City …

The "Promenade du Hêtre des Batailles" is a 6.5-meter walk. The "Hêtre des Batailles" is impressive for its size and gnarled shape. This walk is featured in the guidebook available for purchase at City …

The Farm Trail is a 17-kilometer hike. The trail starts at the Town Hall square; along the way, you’ll pass through the botanical trail and see several farms on the plateau. This hike is included in the hiking guidebook available for purchase at the Town …

This unusual route at the heart of the mining identity and local history of the territory features a network of 11.4 km of developed and secure cycle paths, allowing you to connect the commune of Schœneck to that of Petite-Rosselle and its Parc Explor …