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A change of scenery is guaranteed for this unusual tour! The itinerary has been temporarily modified due to forestry work. Thank you for your understanding. Starting from Sierck-les-Bains, a medieval town, the trail immerses itself in the cool, wooded …

This path allows visitors to round the wildest and most protected area of the Réchicourt pond. The pond was originally created to be used as a reservoir of the Marne au Rhin canal. Nowadays, it is divided into two parts: one is still used for sales and …

Discover the area of the ponds of the aquatic Maginot Line and the town of Sarreguemines, the city of earthenware at the confluence of the Saar and the Blies. Over a length of 22 km, this cycle route, sometimes on a shared lane, sometimes on a cycle …

Set of 10 raised areas surrounded by chestnut plessis and planted with 88 medicinal plants classified by disease family. A 13th-century fortified farm with an inner courtyard modelled on the 9th-century Villis capitulary, and a vegetable garden of …

  On the same ridge, to the side of the Falkenstein, is Helfenstein castle, "the rock that brings help". In 1410, this castle was built with the money from the villagers in Butten, Kirspach and Birsbach, the Duke of Lorraine's fieifs. It was destroyed in …

This canoe trip is unique. It offers a chance to paddle along the Sarre between France and Germany, at the point where the river marks the boundary between the two countries. It takes you on a journey along the Saar between France and Germany. At this …

Escape to the banks of the Blies! An industrial wasteland? A garden? A work of art? The Jardin des Faïenciers is all of these things at the same time! On the site of the Moulin de la Blies, elected 9th favourite monument of the French in 2015, the …

Since the early Middle Ages, the village of Albestroff and its castle were, together with those of Vic-sur-Seille and Marsal, one of the main fortresses of the bishopric of Metz. The dukes of Lorraine, the bishops, the Imperials and France fought over …

  The Ondines Waterfall was originally known as Wasserfelsen (water rock). This natural site is worth the detour. At the top, there is an ols lavoir, a place for washing clothes. the wall was built in 1860, the same time that the railway linking lemberg …