This church is one of the oldest parishes of Metz. Built on the old Roman ramparts, it is unusual as it does not have a facade and the south transept is shortened to accommodate the rue Lasalle. The windows, dating from 1881 are the work of Metz’s …

This is the very type of fortified church found in the Messin region. The five-sided choir, with cross vaults and ribs, small windows and four-lobed oculus, dates from the 15th century. The nave dates from the 17th century. But rarely has a country church …

The monument was inaugurated in 1908. Monument to the memory of 80 French officers and soldiers and 23 Prussian combatants killed on August 18, 1870 at the battle of …

Built at the end of the 13th century by the lords of Falkenstein under the bishop of Strasbourg's orders, the Ramstein castle was built to control he access through the Zinsel valley. But during the 14th century, the Lords of ramstein transformed the …

Château Espagne ou château de Mey …

  The Rothenburg Castle is several hundred metres from the Falkenstein but has only a few visual remains. Its origins are unknown. The castle is cited in 1353 as belonging to the Count of Bitche. several years later, it became a hideout for highwaymen and …

Located in the Escherange territory, the Grand Lot Casemate is an infantry casemate on the Maginot Line. Built between 1931 and 1932, it was occupied by a team of forty soldiers headed by Lieutenant Heintz from September 1939 until the surrender in 1940. …

The casemates, like the one on the Petersberg, are concrete blocks with a firing chamber and a basement ensuring the continuity of fire between two larger works. This firepower is delivered by a new weapon adapted to fortifications: the twin machine gun. …

"This route can be broken down into three loops: Aéroparc, Yutz Cité and Haute-Yutz. On your way, discover the Sainte-Croix church and the SNCF workshops. Yutz was a city where the SNCF had a place of honour. Its large workshops employed a large workforce …

A memorial trail retraces the famous tank battle at Arracourt. Information panels mark the route, which you can follow by car. From Arracourt and its Sherman tank, the starting point of this trail, you will discover the villages of Réchicourt, Bezange la …