A gentle walk in a pleasant forest environment, with the particularity of linking remarkable natural and heritage sites: the imposing sandstone arch of the Erbsenfelsen, the wild pond of the Waldeck, the pond of Hanau and its peat bog, as well as the …

This itinerary crosses the urban area of Thionville from the Voie Bleue. After a visit to the town centre, the route leads to the Saint-Michel Hill to discover the old preserved villages of the Moselle hills, now attached to Thionville. Numerous links …

The villages of the Pays de Nied are marked by a strong popular piety, as evidenced by the rich religious heritage of roadside crosses, bidlstocks, oratories and remarkable …

This circuit requires good physical fitness for the many changes of pace. Its interest lies in the curiosities that attract the gaze and often deserve a visit: the Brunnenthal botanical walk, the forest fairy sculpture, the hermit's house, the Bonne …

Flooded meadows, marshes, alluvial forests, rare and protected species, the Nied valley, recognised as a Natura 2000 area, is surprisingly rich in fauna, flora and landscapes of valley and wooded …

Starting at the little village of Rhodes by the Stock lake, you will follow the gently undulating landscape through the country and the very well-protected nature of this part of Moselle in the Lorraine Regional Natural …

A lovely family walk that will guide you to the Lutzelbourg castle, a real sentinel of pink sandstone that has watched over the village and the valley since the 11th century. Don't miss the superb views from the castle and the Petit Moulin …

Starting on the heights of Tenteling, the itinerary offers a pleasant excursion in which woods alternate with agricultural landscapes. …

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 …

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 …