The Cour d’Or Museum takes its name from the palace of the Austrasian kings who lived in Metz at the time. The Gallo-Roman collections are amongst the most important in France: Roman baths are conserved in situ, Merten's column, and an alter dedicated to …

Originally, the Serpenoise Gate was a large vaulted arch in the ramparts which marked the southern boundary of the Gallo-Roman town. In 1903, the dismantling of Metz's urban fortifications resulted in its displacement and redesign. The German authorities …

Marked by the major architectural styles that have punctuated the history of our city, Metz has also put its money on architectural creation and thus acquires a rich heritage of the 20th century. One example is the Technopôle Metz 2000, with its unique …

… Chapelle des comtes de Créhange …

… Chapelle et ossuaire Saint-Vincent …

The monument, with a length of 1128 metres, links the two banks of the Moselle and had 110 columns that were, for the highest, 25 metres high. It only was the air part of a 22 km-pipes transporting the water from Gorze to the thermal baths and fountains …

A cylindrical artillery tower built in the 15th century on the corner of the old ramparts, the Tour Camoufle was named after a master bomber, a valiant soldier, who saved the city several times. … Camoufle …

. … Abri de Bockange …

Le Spatz Lorrain , birds, sculptures, raku ceramics. On sale at the Agence Inspire Metz - Office de Tourisme boutique. … Denis et Natalia …

… La tour du château comtal de Créhange …