200 million years ago, during the Jurassic era, and more precisely during the Sinemurian period, Metzervisse and Distroff were under water. Today, we can easily see innumerable traces of the presence of this marine fauna. These are the fossils of the …

… In the footsteps of the romans …

The Grossmann is the largest biological reserve in Lorraine, created in 1984 to preserve the habitat of the capercaillie. Originally 173 hectares, it was enlarged in 1990 to 1,568 hectares, straddling the state forests of Abreschviller and Walscheid. … …

Away from the hustle and bustle of the city, this walk will introduce you to three villages in southern Messin that have managed to preserve their heritage and environment. You'll see traces of farming practices from days gone by, such as the Vulmont …

This walk takes you back in time along the ancient Roman road "Via Aggripa", which linked Toul and Metz. The village streets are lined with the 13th-century church of Saint-Maurice, a listed building. The town hall is housed in a Renaissance-style house …

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 …

Situated on the "Two villages on a plateau" circuit, Hunnenberg rises to an altitude of 371 meters, offering a unique panorama of the Warndt forest, the Lorraine plateau and the Moselle Vosges. … Plateau du …

… Parc du Schlossberg …

… Rocher du Falkenfels …

… Borne Saint-Martin …