Between the 14th and 16th centuries, a climate of insecurity reigned on the banks of the Moselle and the Seille due to the many conflicts between the Republic of Metz and the Duchies of Lorraine and Bar, each of which tried to claim this rich land for its …

A characteristic landform of the region, the buttonhole is a sandy depression lined with marshes and vast forests, dominated by a coastline covered with woods, orchards and small crops. Don't miss the Russian cave, a secret and surprising place in the …

In this land of legends, with its vast forests, hamlets and villages nestled in the middle of clearings, and abbey ruins, it is said that a spring gushed forth at the spot where Charlemagne’s horse struck the ground with its hoof during a hunting party. …

Enjoy this forest area located between 520m and 1000m high: find out more about protected bird species in the area, especially capercaillies. Unfortunately, they have not been seen very often lately and only a few remain in the area. … Vosges mosellanes …

Between forests and pastures, this circuit leads you to discover Montdidier, a perched village in the Saulnois region, from where you can enjoy a beautiful panoramic view of the Lorraine plateau and the blue line of the Vosges. Situated on the hillside, …

This walking route links the Tensch pond site with the Porte du Saulnois circuit in Léning. … Connection Étang de la Tensch - la Porte du …

Next door to the Lycée Charlemagne, the Square René Schwartz invites young and old alike to have fun in complete serenity. Gone are the sandboxes and toboggan queues, replaced by spring-loaded games of all shapes and sizes. There's plenty of adventure to …

Surrounded by the forest, a little less than a kilometre from Bitche town centre, the Hasselfurth Lake is an enjoyable place to make a halt.  It is peaceful area ideal for relaxing and recharging the batteries. It has a network of footpaths, cycle tracks …

The Guten Brunnen circuit, which can be translated as "Good Fountain", allows you to discover a country of springs which are born in this clay soil. Between ponds, wetlands and deciduous forests, this circuit is nonetheless rich in a rural heritage that …

Charleville-sous-Bois is a typical onestreet village lying, as its name indicates, in the midst of a lovely forest. This circuit, a real journey back in time, offers you the chance to explore a number of significant periods in local history, from the …