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. …

In this land of legends, with its vast forests, hamlets and villages nestled in the middle of clearings, and abbey ruins, it is said that a spring gushed forth at the spot where Charlemagne’s horse struck the ground with its hoof during a hunting party. …

At the crossroads of the tributary streams of the Nied and on the borders of the Moselle and the Sarre, this walking tour combines the beauty of the landscape with the discovery of the built heritage of …

Since the early Middle Ages, the village of Albestroff and its castle were, together with those of Vic-sur-Seille and Marsal, one of the main fortresses of the bishopric of Metz. The dukes of Lorraine, the bishops, the Imperials and France fought over …

Between two cultures, this borderless route, with its hilly profile and numerous panoramas, offers a wide variety of places to discover in complete …

This tour takes you along the old Route de France ceded to the King in 1661 by the Treaty of Vincennes. It is still known today as the Queen's Road, which dates back to the sumptuous journey of Marie Leszczinska who crossed Lorraine to join her husband, …

The Nied, a wild river that runs through the centre of the Moselle, is ideal for trying out canoeing. Although the descent presents few difficulties due to the gentle nature of the water, a few boat passes will give you a good feeling. You will enter a …

Sarreguemines and the surrounding area are a paradise for cycle touring. The many cycle paths will delight bike enthusiasts: along the Sarre canal, through the smiling Blies valley and over the border with our German neighbours you will experience …

This canoe trip is unique. It offers a chance to paddle along the Sarre between France and Germany, at the point where the river marks the boundary between the two countries. It takes you on a journey along the Saar between France and Germany. At this …

The tour starts from the leisure centre in Sarrebourg. After a short visit of the town by the banks of the Saar and the district of Hoff, the route continues in the countryside along pleasant rural paths. In a green setting, you will see the remains of …