Life is good on a bikeWith just a bit of pedalling, cycle from the Sainte-Croix district to the Îles quarter and all the way to Outre-Seille, or from the banks of the Moselle to the imperial Nouvelle Ville: marvel, soak up the culture, get some fresh air and some exercise, too! Find out more
Saint Étienne Cathedral, Lantern of GodThis epithet refers to the 6,500 m² of stained-glass windows and the light that floods the yellow-stoned edifice. The very greatest glass makers contributed to this treasure of gothic art, one of the most superb in Europe. Splendid and impressive. Find out more
Montigny-lès-Metz: an informative stroll in the botanical gardenWith the rose garden, the fragrant garden, exotic species, rare trees and well-known plants, the greenhouse, the birds and the joyous buzzing of insects, the botanical garden invites you on a stroll and a course in natural science. Find out more
Cour d’Or MuseumJust near Saint-Étienne Cathedral, with an exhibition space of more than 6,000 m², the museum brings together one of the largest Gallo-Roman collections in France, as well as Medieval works and Fine Arts. According to legend, the museum takes its name from the palace of the kings of Austrasia that once stood in Metz. Find out more
The soul of the contemporary city awakens on footFrac, Arsenal, Cour d’Or Museum, Saint-Etienne Cathedral, art galleries and of course the Centre Pompidou-Metz: the contemporary audacity of Metz is truly unveiled along the walking tour designed by the tourist office. Find out more
