The wide range of museums in Lorraine is a reflection of its richness as a destination Savoir-faire known around the world, waiting to be discovered in Lorraine: Baccarat crystal, glass and wood works, contemporary creations, textile industries… Renowned artists including Gallé, Majorelle, Daum, founders of the Art Nouveau movement. Military ouvrages and remembrance sites, bearing witness to the Franco-Prussian War, World Wars I and II. Industrial heritage undergoing a revival that is now open for visits.
Located in the former administrative building at Wendel’s headquarters ...
Housed in one of the buildings on Place Stanislas, the museum illustrates ...
By placing the artwork in its appropriate context, the museum recreates ...
In the very heart of the battlefield, the Verdun Memorial offers an exceptional ...
Located near Place Stanislas, Nancy's Museum-Aquarium has an impressive ...
Salt, the origin of the word ‘salary’, and the white gold left behind ...
Georges de La Tour was born in Vic-sur-Seille, Metz. His St. John the ...
The Pierre Noël museum celebrates the rich heritage and long history ...
Bar-le-Duc museum tells the story of an entire region. Installed in a ...
Rembrandt’s Mater Dolorosa, Georges de La Tour’s Job Mocked by his ...
The history of mining from the past to the present is told through 1km ...
Moulin de la Blies is a former mill for Sarreguemines Faïenceries. Now ...
The Parcours Chagall will lead visitors through 3 different places: the ...
An exceptional musical and artisanal centre entirely devoted to stringed ...
This new museum has just opened its doors at Gravelotte and is the only ...
With about 110,000 examples on display the surprising Museum of Images ...
Eschviller Mill is in a lovely country setting, surrounded by orchards ...
Sarreguemines is justly famous for its faïence, stoneware and porcelain ...
