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Blast furnace U4 is a strong symbol of the Fensch Valley’s industrial past and it was saved thanks to its inclusion in the Additional Inventory drawn up by the French Historic Monuments department. It is the last of the 6 blast furnaces once used by the …

Built in the 15th century on a rocky outcrop overlooking the village of Manderen, the castle today stands in impressive silhouette in the north of the Moselle, in the "Land of the Three Borders", near Schengen (Luxembourg), where the agreements governing …

The Fortified Farm is a unique place. Situated in the Regional Natural Park of Lorraine, in the middle of the forests and ponds of the Sarrebourg region, it is the ideal place for a stopover. It is open from June to September, on Wednesdays, Thursdays and …

From Sarreguemines to Wingen-sur-Moder, this route, unique in France, creates a link around the theme of fire, covering all the specificities of the sector: ceramics and earthenware, glass and crystal. Museums and visitor sites welcome you for an …

The ruin of Weckersburg castle, built towards the end of the 15th century, dominates the picturesque village of Walschbronn and has a magnificent view over the surrounding valleys. Part of the foundations and a section of the old tower are still visible …

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15 km from Sarrebourg, on the edge of the great forests dominated by the Donon massif, let yourself be seduced by the picturesque Abreschviller railway! Aboard this authentic forestry train pulled by an old locomotive, you'll enjoy a unique and pleasant …

The Tour aux Puces Museum presents collections from Prehistory to the Renaissance through eight thematic rooms. A chronological visit will guide you through the major periods of our history. Museum open from Tuesday to Sunday: 2 - 6 pm, except on public …

The village of Saint-Quirin is a wonderful site which includes no fewer than 75 buildings and listed or registered constructions. In addition to civilian constructions, like farms and houses (mostly of the 18th-19th century), there are a lot of remarkable …