The Hettange-Grande National Natural Geological Reserve is one of eleven geological reserves in France and the only one in Lorraine. In the protected setting of an old quarry, an educational trail has been marked out, with some fifteen information panels …

While the village of Norroy-le-Veneur owes its name to nuts (from “Nogaredum”: the Land of Nuts), it was also well-known for its vines until the 19th century. To counter the ravages of phylloxera, it was to develop fruit growing, with strawberries and …

This circuit, which winds through the country near Sarrebourg, is a great opportunity to discover the architectural heritage of the villages surrounding the town: the chapel of Saint-Pierre, the Bavarian monument, the Gallo-Roman villa, the former convent …

The Seille is the backbone of the Saulnois area (Pays du Saulnois). The small river was a main thoroughfare for the flat-bottomed barges filled with “white gold”, as salt was termed, from Dieuze, Marsal, Moyenvic, and Vic-sur-Seille and managed to …

Starting in Dieuze, this 8-km circuit takes you through the remarkable landscapes around the Lindre lake, a natural site recognised across Europe and the world for the richness of its plant and animal life and its …

This beautiful mountain-biking circuit concentrates all the curiosities to be seen around Phalsbourg: the Place d'Armes in the town centre, the attractive village of Lutzelbourg dominated by the ruins of its château, the famous boat lift, the forests of …

This mountain-biking circuit on the heights of Dabo will take your breath away with the majestic landscapes through which it passes. First the wooded heights of Grand Rosskopf and Wetzkopf, then the curious shapes produced by erosion: the Steinerne …

This river route takes you along the Saar Canal between Hesse and Saarbrücken. After a few kilometres on the Marne-Rhine canal, head north on the former Saar Coal Canal. You will discover the wild ponds of Gondrexange, Stock and Mittersheim. This last …

Between the 14th and 16th centuries, a climate of insecurity reigned on the banks of the Moselle and the Seille due to the many conflicts between the Republic of Metz and the Duchies of Lorraine and Bar, each of which tried to claim this rich land for its …

The Canner route follows the river of the same name from Kédange-sur-Canner to Kœnigsmacker. You can safely discover a green valley that leads to the Voie Bleue and the banks of the …