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 …

This mountain bike/cycling route is ideal for families to discover the south of Metz, between the Seille and Bois de l'Hôpital. Most of the route is on its own site and you will ride quietly through woods and meadows using old railway tracks or former …

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 …

At the top of the Galgenberg hill, near the observatory block of the same name, you can enjoy a wide panorama of the Moselle valley. The viewpoint is complemented by 4 interpretation desks. There is an evocation of the construction of German forts during …

Your walk begins in the middle of the village of Falck. You walk along curious cavities dug in the rock and rehabilitated to be made available to the inhabitants. These are one of the oldest testimonies of the history of the village, from the Gallo-Roman …

Although a climb awaits you as you pass through the village of Imling, this circuit is specially designed as a gentle outing and an introduction to mountain-biking. You will ride round the town lake, with the Sarrebourg leisure centre on its bank. … …

From the Maison de la Nature du Pays de Sierck, the circuit winds through the hills created by the cutting of the Lorraine plateau, classified as a National Nature Reserve. In these orchid lawns, more than 500 plant and animal species flourish. The …

Framed by the two Nieds (headwaters), one French, the other German, this hilly circuit takes you through fields and thickets along small winding roads rich with heritage sites. You will get glimpses of some remarkable buildings, such as Urville Castle at …

A walk to the rhythm of 3 rivers, where you enjoy the colours and scents of the orchards and meadows. At the start of this walk, you cross the French Nied, then the German Nied (separation between the Romanic and Germanic languages) to reach the Nied …

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 …