Starting in Dieuze, this 8-km circuit takes you through the remarkable landscapes around the Lindre lake, a natural site recognised across Europe and the world for the richness of its plant and animal life and its …

This river route takes you along the Saar Canal between Hesse and Saarbrücken. After a few kilometres on the Marne-Rhine canal, head north on the former Saar Coal Canal. You will discover the wild ponds of Gondrexange, Stock and Mittersheim. This last …

This cycle route on the left bank of the Moselle follows the Voie Bleue Moselle Saône à Vélo cycle route in parallel with it. Between Koenigsmacker in the north and Guénange in the south, it allows you to make a 46 km loop along both banks. This cycle …

A pleasant valley floor, a gentle climb to a sandstone cliff that once housed troglodytic dwellings, and then a reconstructed washhouse where a stop to refresh yourself is …

The GR5F hiking route leads from the source of the Moselle in Bussang to its confluence with the Rhine in Koblenz. It enters France in Apach and provides a link via the Moselle valley. This third stage takes hikers from Rombas to Plappeville, at the …

The Côte de Delme Regional Nature Reserve covers almost 100 hectares. From the top of its 403 metres, it offers a superb panorama of the Saulnois and the Nied. This sunny hillock has a dry and poor soil, rather typical of the Mediterranean basin, with a …

This walking route starts at the foot of the collegiate church of Munster to join the Boucle de Sainte-Anne in the Albestroff national …

Occupying a site where two valleys surrounded by forests meet, from where charcoal was once extracted before iron mines and more recently quarries were exploited, this circuit starting from Ottange continues on the plateau. Culminating at an altitude of …

This circuit, which winds through the country near Sarrebourg, is a great opportunity to discover the architectural heritage of the villages surrounding the town: the chapel of Saint-Pierre, the Bavarian monument, the Gallo-Roman villa, the former convent …

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 …