For centuries, the exploitation and trade of salt has been a source of wealth for Lorraine and in particular for the Saulnois region which owes its name to it. As a vital substance, salt has played an essential role in daily life: food preservation, …

  Cutting and engraving on glass and crystal, special personalized trophies etc… Visit the shop and engraving workshop.   … L'ART DU …

In the Middle Ages, the city was entirely surrounded by ramparts which were erected by Jean d'Apremont, Bishop of Metz, around 1256. These ramparts were flanked by twenty-eight towers. Nowadays, some vestiges remain at the top of the Parc de la Liberté, …

Self-taught, he started working with wood, stone and then moved on to bronze. His sculptures are cast according to the ancestral technique of melted wax. To the pure creative work of the artist comes a perfect mastery of the foundry technique. From the …

First World War French military graveyard. Soldiers who perished during the Sarrebourg battle in August 1914 are buried there (404 French soldiers). … FRENCH MILITARY …

At Petit-Réderching, the Fauster Crystalworks, cutting and cold glass workshop, welcomes you and has many unique crystal pieces… … CRISTALLERIE …

The first decentralized satellite of a French museum, the Centre Pompidou-Metz is a masterpiece of contemporary architecture. Conceptualized by the architects Shigeru Ban and Jean de Gastines, with Philip Gumuchdjian, who also designed the prizewinning …

At the border of France and Luxembourg, Château de Preisch enjoys a unique setting and offers visitors a wealth of interesting sights, due to the fact that foundations date back to the twelfth century. Due to its geographical and strategic location, the …

Marie-Geneviève and Norbert Molozay took over the Château de Vaux estate in 1999, and 10 years later they converted the entire vineyard to Demeter-certified organic and biodynamic farming. Their wines are produced on 14 hectares of hillsides overlooking …

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