On Verdun Street, you may visit the National Necropolis of World War One Prisoners. French soldiers and captured civilians lay here: they perished in German camps. This graveyard was inaugurated on September 12th 1926 (with 13298 graves and 2 ossuaries). …

Inaugurated on 20 June 2017, the monument is in the effigy of the 1st infantry regiment. It was created to mark the 50th anniversary of the presence of "Picardie" in its garrison in Sarrebourg. Placed in the rue de Lunéville, it was made by the …

Marxberg National Necropolis is located on Buhl Road (route de Buhl). 1608 people are buried there: French soldiers who fell during the Sarrebourg Battle (August 1914) and those who passed away in hospitals (French and German people). You may also see the …

MAISON NEUMANN: artisan framers for over 50 years, specializing in custom framing to enhance the works of art or objects to be framed. A passion handed down from generation to generation in the heart of Metz's historic district. Wide range of moldings for …

The workshop consists of an artist's studio and a large training and relaxation room in a beautiful barn renovated in the traditional way. There is a training room of 100m2 on the first floor, a garden of 8 ares, a creation room of 35 m2 with access for …

The “Cierges et Bougies Bach” has a range of candles and other decorative items made by a skilled craftsman. … LES CIERGES ET BOUGIES …

  Realising that the small catholic community no longer had a place of worship, his Grace himself, from Pont des Loges, Bishop of Metz and a great builder, financed a chapel dedicated to the Immaculate Conception. It shelters the statue of the Virgin Mary …

… ÉGLISE PAROISSIALE DE L'EXALTATION DE LA SAINTE-CROIX …

A pre-Roman style church has existed here as far back as the year 915. In 1783, following the Thirty Years’ War, the church was rebuilt under the guidance of priest-builder Pierre Emeringer (whose tombstone, located the outer north face, is adorned with a …

The church of Koenigsmacker is mentioned as early as 1065, but like many others, it was built on a former pagan place of worship and bears the traces of this: the head of a Gallo-Roman deity is sealed in the eastern wall. Renovated around 1625, then …