Vannes-le-Châtel: crystal-clear glass artsIn Vannes-le-Châtel, the Compagnie des Verriers organises glass-blowing demonstrations. Using traditional techniques, the artists create contemporary works that take shape before the visitors’ eyes. The shop and gallery are a testament to the know-how of the artisan glassmakers, since 1765. Find out more
The Moselle Loop by bikeOn an 85-km cycling route, the towns and villages give way to rural landscapes. Along the Moselle River and its canals, take a break to admire the panoramic views and the vineyards of Lorraine. Or, take advantage of the route for a cycling discovery of the cultural heritage of Toul, Nancy and Liverdun. Find out more
Saint-Étienne Cathedral and its cloisterImposing and majestic, Toul’s Saint-Étienne Cathedral with its twin towers was built between the 13th and 16th centuries. Its facade is a masterpiece of flamboyant Gothic architecture. Measuring 54 m by 42 m, the immense, particularly well-preserved cloister displays a remarkable set of gargoyles. Find out more
Fort of Villey-le-Sec: a historical immersionCornerstone of Toul’s stronghold, the fort is a not-to-be-missed example of the Séré de Rivières fortification system. The unconventional fort was built to surround the existing village with a wall more than 3.5 km long. A museum is housed inside one of the fort’s barracks, which was one of the largest in France. Find out more
Pair AOC wines* with regional gastronomySpread over 8 villages, AOC Côtes de Toul wine is worth the trip. Grey, red and white wines* are produced here by Toul winegrowers, including the famous Gris de Toul, a rosé made with Gamay, Pinot Noir and Auxerrois varietals. Best enjoyed with regional dishes such as quiche lorraine. *Alcohol abuse is dangerous for your health. Consume in moderation. Find out more
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