Proud of its heritage, Lorraine offers a wide range of discoveries Centre Pompidou-Metz, UNESCO heritage sites, castles, abbeys, historical towns, industrial sites undergoing a revival… Many of Lorraine’s buildings are among the most remarkable in France. As a border area, Lorraine bears the scars of the First and Second World Wars. For all generations, it has become a living, open-air history book.
An archeological dig uncovered the tomb of the 4th century BC Reinheim ...
The Ossuary is a memorial building with an adjoining cemetery, forming ...
The Château de Lunéville is a wonderful gateway to the 18th century. ...
A listed Historical Monument, the 15th century Malbrouck Castle is on ...
The underground shafts and galleries under Verdun Citadel were dug between ...
The imposing Bitche Citadel with its thick, solid walls flanked with fortified ...
The Grallet-Dupic family and their orchards are in the heart of Lorraine ...
Walk in the footsteps of the Dukes of Lorraine copper miners and explore ...
Grand town has one of the most impressive amphitheatres constructed by ...
Joan of Arc’s birth place is the first stop, then a visit to the ‘Visages ...
The castle was one of the favourite residences of the Dukes of Lorraine ...
The Maginot Line, three words redolent with history. See how it really ...
90 minutes to discover the most important medieval fortress in Lorraine. ...
Lançoir sawmill was first constructed in the years 1611 to 1625 in the ...
The 1930 fort was one of the first and largest of the Maginot Line defensive ...
The unconquered Fort Fermont, a major work of the Maginot Line, is open ...
The visit around the ramparts of Montmédy Citadel displays the incredible ...
The fort was one of series of fortifications constructed after the Franco-Prussian ...
