Metz is an ancient town situated in the eastern part of the country. The city has a rich history that started over three thousand years ago. Modern Mets is a major industrial center, which attracts visitors by elegant nature landscapes and a relaxed atmosphere that is favorable for undisturbed rest.
For many shopping enthusiasts, the starting point for walks in Metz is Saint-Louis Square. The main square is surrounded by the most popular souvenir shops and restaurants. Back in the … Open
The capital of Lorraine is a wonderful place that will be appreciated by all family members. Besides exploring numerous attractions (historical, cultural, architectural ones), the city … Open
If you come to this resort in summer, you will be able to enjoy the splendor of local parks that become the location of numerous concerts on evenings. Each park is decorated with beautiful dancing fountains that calm down and magnetize people, making them watch fountains for hours.
The most amazing gastronomic symbol of Metz is Mirabelle plum, which was cultivated in the region in the 15th century. Fruits of this plum are small in size and have a yellow or red color. … Open
On the Comedy Square is located the oldest opera house in France, whose building was built in 1753. Like many years ago, today the most popular opera productions are held within its walls. For the years of its existence, the theater managed to preserve its unique historical interior.
The most significant event in the cultural life of the city is the annual Mirabelle Plum Festival. For the first time, locals began to celebrate the plum harvest more than a hundred years … Open
One of the most unusual symbols of the city is the Bridge of the Dead, which owes its appearance and gloomy name to the local archbishop. In the Middle Ages, by order of the Archbishop, a number of amazing decrees were issued, all of which were executed without question. According to one of these decrees, after the death of every citizen, his richest robe was to become the property of the bishop. Expensive clothes were sold, and all money received from the sale was invested in the construction of the bridge.
Metz is famous for its amazing historical monuments, many of which are now of state significance. The most famous is the Cathédrale Saint-Étienne, one of the most beautiful and largest … Open