Situated on a 20-hectare site in Metz-Magny, the Parc du Pas du loup offers over 2 km of walks, with a rich variety of spontaneous vegetation in bloom (blackthorns, wild roses, willows, maples, etc.) and an abundance of wild birds of all …

The Parc aux Trois Nationalités is a space for observing and appropriating a territory through its landscapes and history. It's a cultural beacon, with exhibitions on the Lorraine border, American history, the Liberation and the pilot Robert Hewins …

Dominating the village, this castle was completely modified in the early 1900s. German architect Bodo Ebhardt added a square keep to accentuate the building's grandiose character. Today, the château houses France's first museum of ancient icons. The …

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 …

A pleasant park where you can enjoy a green setting in the city. Take a stroll and enjoy the peace and quiet. The lake is next to the …

L'Esplanade is a French-style garden laid out in the early 19th century on the site of the last remains and moats of the 16th-century Citadelle. It offers a beautiful view of Mont Saint Quentin. The new Place de la République, inaugurated in 2010, is …

Parc du Schlossberg …

Designed on the model of American landscaped technology parks, the Technopôle reserves a large part of its surface area for planting and walking: Lake Ariane (3.8 ha) was created in 1981 to regulate the waters of the Cheneau stream. Several paths lead …

Jardin des roses …

A large gate framed by sandstone stones serves as the entrance to this green setting just a stone's throw from the town centre. Enter this park created at the beginning of the 20th century!  Stroll along the winding paths and you may come across a few …