This hill, located at 325 metres above sea level, is the highlight of the walk. It is a magnificent belvedere with a remarkable 360° view. Here you will discover majestic, centuries-old trees. They give this place all its serenity: a chapel dating from …

This cycle route owes its name to the Buy castle located on an elevated area outside the village of Antilly. Listed as a historical monument, it dates from the 17th century. The Greenway is a route open to all non-motorised means of transport. … Buy's …

12 km long and entirely flat, the Pays de Pange green way is a safe route accessible on foot, by bike or with a pram. It takes you through a wild landscape in which the Nied river winds its way through a verdant valley. … Voie verte du pays de …

This cycle route is an urban alternative to the Voie Bleue. It passes through Maizières-lès-Metz, Semécourt and joins the Voie Bleue at the Argancy dam. A network of 62.5 kilometres, mainly greenways, around Maizières-les-Metz. … Moselle riverbank cycle …

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 …

The Chemin de la Moselle path is one of the safest and most prestigious cycling routes in Moselle. As well as the option of following the river as far as Apach, an alternative for families is to cycle from Thionville to the Koenigsmacker lock along the …

This walk at the source of the German Nied alternates between forest paths with beautiful landscapes, wetlands and vast panoramas towards the ponds. In Cappel, don't miss the half-timbered house dating from 1708. … German Nied …

In a pleasant forest environment punctuated by ponds where wooded hills shimmer, the walker reaches the ruins of the Château de Falkenstein, the most imposing of the castles in the Pays de Bitche. Built in the 12th century on the orders of the Count of …

Altschlossfelsen translated from German means "old castle rock". It can be reached by the little village de Roppeviller. On reching one of the biggest sandstone rocks in the Palatinate, you will have crossed the German border. Having all the same …

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 …