Explore Sierck-les-bains at Camping Municipal des Tilleuls

33 km 3 countries 0 borders The M³-Trail takes you on a journey of discovery through the French-German-Luxembourg cross-border region with all its charm and special history. The trail meets a perfect mix of nature and culture. Exciting paths, stream valleys and unique natural areas offer nature lovers a unique journey through the tri-border region. The region's natural wonders include the Stromberg (Schengen & Contz-les-Bains), the Hammelsberg (Perl & Apach), the limestone meadows of Montenach and the quartzite outcrops in Sierck-les-Bains, some of which are classified as nature reserves and included in the European Natural 2000 network. The Museum of Europe in Schengen, the Château des Ducs de Lorraine in Sierck-les-Bains and the Chapelle de la Paix in Oberperl/Merschweiller will delight culture and history lovers. So get your best shoes on and let's go! The M³ Trail can be started at different locations. There are excellent parking facilities in the Perl-Sehndorf area (P+R parking at the Kreckelberg), at the Perl train station, at the European Museum Schengen and at the Maison de la Nature in Montenach/France.

A change of scenery is guaranteed for this unusual tour! The itinerary has been temporarily modified due to forestry work. Thank you for your understanding. Starting from Sierck-les-Bains, a medieval town, the trail immerses itself in the cool, wooded valley of the Montenach brook where strange quartzite rocks outcrop. The tour then continues through the heights of Sierck-les-Bains with its agricultural landscape offering several striking panoramas towards the Lorraine plateau, the Stromberg and the Moselle valley.

33 km in 3 countries, remarkable natural sites and a common past, this is what you can discover by exploring the Moselle 3 Trail which links the most beautiful panoramas of the Trois Frontières region: steep vineyards, limestone meadows, quartzite outcrops... and a common denominator, the meanders of the Moselle.

With a view not to be missed, the Stromberg is the hill that dominates Contz-les-Bains and the Sierck region. Located at the crossroads of France and Luxembourg, this elongated relief that ends in a steep cliff will accompany you throughout this hike in a setting of forests, vineyards, limestone lawns and hillside villages. A foray into the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg allows for a pleasant visit to the town of Schengen, well known for its famous Accords and its vineyards.

This little circuit is definitely worth the trip for its landscapes, which are a real breath of fresh air: the clear waters of the Montenach stream, rocky outcrops of quartzite, rare ferns, wildlife acclimatised to the cool, humid valley.

The first stage of your cycling trip on the Voie Bleue in France, you leave Sierck-les-Bains and its castle of the Dukes of Lorraine by the winding course of the Moselle. Towards Contz-les-Bains, at the bend in the river, the vineyards appear. This cycle route follows the waterway and passes through typical Lorraine villages. Since 1956, the large-gauge lock at Kœnigsmacker has opened up the Moselle to Rhine traffic. On arriving in Thionville, bathed in greenery, the Basse-Ham water sports centre offers all the comfort to boaters, campers and cyclists.

The GR5F hiking route leads from the source of the Moselle in Bussang to its confluence with the Rhine in Koblenz. It enters France in Apach and provides a link via the Moselle valley. Riders will avoid the town centre and set off further south.

The GR5F, a hiking route from Bussang to Koblenz, provides a direct link from Apach to Metz via the verdant Canner valley. This first stage takes you to Kédange-sur-Canner.

The Chapel of Peace, at the start of the walk, has the particularity of being built exactly on the border. It contains a list of the victims of the three Franco-German wars, displayed not by country but in alphabetical order.

You will enjoy this mountain bike tour starting from the nature house in Montenach. On mostly wide paths you will climb up to the plateau of Kirsch-lès-Sierck, to then descend into the valley of Manderen where you will not fail to admire the landscape with the castle of Malbrouck in the background. After this architectural masterpiece and the village of Manderen, you will go into the Devil's Valley where the Husprung spring gushes out. Then return via the agricultural plateau before passing near the Montenach national reserve. This difficult circuit is reserved for trained mountain bikers.

Museum Gaspar is housed in the residence of the middle-class family Gaspar from Arlon who had set up in this house (1893) that was built in 1842. It was renovated in 2004. The two most famous members of this family are animal sculptor Jean-Marie Gaspar (1861-1931) and Charles Gaspar (1971-1950) who was a photographer and a sponsor. He gave his house to the town of Arlon on the condition they make a museum of it, dedicated to his brother's work and that put into honour the history and the heritage of Arlon. At the first floor, theree are two restored salons identical to a middle-class salon from the early 20th century that show Jean-Marie Gaspar's sculptures. and the art and picture collection of Charles Gaspar. The rest of the first floor is dedicated to temporary exhibitions of the museum that alternates artv and history. A religion room shows collections about the abbey of Orval and to the people's devotion at the 18th century, and also relics from the ancient Saint-Martin church. But the Masterpiece is the famous altarpiece Retable de Fisenne - a 16th century masterpiece from the Antwerp school. Guided tours only on request by phone 063.600.654 or musee.gaspar@skynet.be (Original text by MT du Pays d?Arlon)This beautiful house was a bank at the origin. It was bought in 1893 by a middle-class family from Arlon, the family Gaspar. Jean Gaspar (1861-1931) was a sculptor. He was trained by the Antwerp sculptor Jef Lambeaux. His works are in bronze and in plaster and they are exhibited in the salons that have been restorated as they were in his house. His brother Charles (1871-1950) was a photographer, a collector and a sponsor. He gave this house to the town of Arlon. It hosts the library of the Archaeological Institute of the Belgian Province of Luxembourg and its secretary office since 1954. A wide part of the museum is also dedicated to temporary exhibitions about art and history of Arlon.

The first cemetery was set up in 1620 in a ditch of the castle, the graves of which are now covered by 3 m of fill. The second cemetery was created in 1720, beyond the rampart, in a place that is not very accessible. Restored in 2005, it now contains around 120 graves. The third cemetery was opened in 1820 but the oldest graves date from 1863.

Built in 1624, located near the church of Sierck-les-Bains, the house of the draper Berweiller remains a rare testimony of the merchants' houses built in the commune between the middle of the 16th century and the beginning of the 17th century.

Located between Contz les Bains and Schengen, Rudlingen Castle as we know it today dates back to the end of the 18th century. In 2004, the new owners fell in love with the site and bought it. The garden of the castle is located in a small corner of paradise, at the foot of the vineyards. It is an ideal place to celebrate private events.

Intended to receive the Knights of the Teutonic Order (following an act of donation made in February 1236 by Matthew II, Duke of Lorraine), the Church of the Nativity was built by military hospitallers who had been granted a place to build a house and a chapel in the town. The Church of the Nativity is striking in the contrast between its massive, defensive exterior and the elegance of its Gothic interior decoration. The appearance of a fortified church is emphasised by its powerful buttresses which act as a buttress and by its overhanging bell tower.

House dated 1604, known as the Villers house, built for Abbot Matthias Durrus of the Villers-Bettnach abbey in the commune of Saint-Hubert (Moselle). Front facade on the Morbach square, pierced in the 19th century, the frame of the pedestrian door on the right side facade has disappeared. Only visible from the outside - Restaurant "La Vieille Porte

Dating from the 13th or 14th century, the clock tower was part of the first fortified enclosure transformed into a prison.

In a wooded area, the Notre-Dame des Sept-Douleurs chapel invites you to a moment of meditation and a relaxing break on its square.

On the hiking trail at the foot of the Stromberg, a small chapel is hidden among the trees. Built in 1849 for the parish priest Muller by his parishioners, it is not far from a small grotto dedicated to Mary and a cross.

In August 1985, the inhabitants noticed a strange shape on the facade of a building: a spot of moisture that had appeared following water damage revealed a face, similar to that of Christ. Since then, even if all divine or religious interventions have been ruled out, the mystery remains and still calls out. The image has been certified as natural and is still visible today. Outdoor site

Just like the Dukes of Lorraine, come and have a good time at the Château de Sierck-les-Bains! Overlooking the Moselle valley, you can see this 11th century fort proudly standing on its rocky promontory! It must be said that it has lost none of its beauty, with its surrounding walls, its casemates, or its massive towers with loopholes! And the surprise doesn't stop there, because once inside, the ramparts, the weapons and armours and even the torture room will finish transporting you to the Middle Ages! Listed as a historical monument, the Château des Ducs de Lorraine was one of the favourite residences of the Dukes of Lorraine, who regularly lived there with their court. Today, this imposing fortress offers a number of interactive activities, including its famous Escape Game, guided tours and birthday parties on the theme of knights. It also hosts numerous festivities, including archery tournaments, medieval camps, horse falconry and night-time chivalry shows. Children will also be thrilled by the medieval fire show and the knights' fights in armour, archery, with medieval music and dance. These are special moments to be enjoyed by the whole family! So when are you going? And the view over the Moselle is just breathtaking!

The friendly smile of Mr Savci welcomes you to the Kebab de Sierck. Fallen for the charm of the town and its medieval streets, he prepares Turkish specialities for you to eat in or take away.

Specialising in fast food for over 30 years, the Buchheit snack bar is an institution in Sierck! The chef prepares delicious sandwiches as well as tasty dishes, prepared with fresh products. Closed on Thursday evening.

Very pleasant setting at the foot of the Château des Ducs de Lorraine. The chef, Sébastien Jost, a member of the Académie des Arts de la Table, offers menus rich in beautiful seasonal products and a nice wine list with, in particular, tasty local and regional wines.

The mansion is a haven of peace. You can enjoy cold dishes made of local products. Sierck beer, wine... For a small snack, Italo's home-made jams and muffins are a real treat. You can also take a walk in the private garden of the castle. The garden is a wine and champagne bar, and also offers aperitifs and brunches in a green and relaxing setting. The products of the aperitif boards (charcuterie, cheeses, wine, beer, crémant ...) come from local producers or from the production of the castle's own vineyard: the vines (AOC Moselle) are maintained and bottled by M.Ruppert (Luxembourg), the orchards by M.Leisen (Petite Hettange) and the beehives by M.Zunino (Gandren). It is possible to buy these products directly from Laurent. It is possible to order vegetarian formulas and adapted to the diets and intolerances of customers. The site also offers guinguettes, yoga sessions (Sunday morning), guided tours of their vineyards by an accredited guide (Sunday morning) and the possibility to visit the vineyards. (Sunday morning) and themed evenings. Possibility of organising a private event (wedding, family party etc.) The couple also rent accommodation on the Airb'n'b platform Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

Take a break and find information on the main local tourist resources. This is possible with the Terroir de Moselle cafés*. Located in rural areas, these establishments are committed to welcoming hikers, walkers, families and tourists in a pleasant setting to break bread at any time with local products, enjoy a homemade sandwich or have a drink with a snack from the bag. Restaurant with a beautiful flowered terrace in the centre of Sierck-les-Bains.

Located in the heart of the city, the bar restaurant welcomes you near the castle and under the eye of the face of Christ.the restaurant offers at noon a unique menu with a choice of dishes, made with local cuisine, traditional can adapt to the diets of its customers (vegetarians, allergic). Local products are given pride of place.

Wood-fired pizzas, fresh pasta and homemade desserts delivered or taken away. The pizzas are made from regional produce. Summer terrace.

Brasserie Papyllon is first and foremost a family story that has lasted for almost 100 years, but it is also and above all a genuine passion for one of the finest professions there is: that of brewer. The local approach, as close to nature as possible (no added chemicals or flavourings), combined with a hefty dose of innovation and creativity, is particularly noteworthy: in fact, the result has just been validated as MOSL quality! Their originality is reflected in both their recipes and the names they bear. Alcohol abuse is dangerous for your health, so drink in moderation.

Pizza ‘Tradition’, Pizza ‘Flamms’, Pasta, Fleisch und Salate, Desserts. For lunch or delivery to your home.

Did you know ? The Restaurant le Clos de la ravine is the first French address in the Three Border Country after having crossed the German and Luxembourg borders; And if there is one thing we can say without hesitation, it is that this house does honor to our territory! Simplicity, generosity and tradition are indeed the key words of the chef, Eric Schneider, who concocts tasty little dishes based on local products grown, harvested, or made near the restaurant ... or even on the spot. Indeed, the chef makes his own duck foie gras and salmon smoked in beech wood.

Nestled in the heart of the country of the Three Borders: Luxembourg, Germany and France; located on the Compostela route, the campsite is a real green jewel, ideally situated on the edge of a meander of the Moselle, facing the Stromberg vineyards, thus favouring calm and tranquillity. 4 kilometres from Schengen, near the cities of Trier, Luxembourg and Metz, the town of Sierck-les-Bains will open its doors to you for a stay full of surprises. The campsite has 48 places, some for caravans, motorhomes and others for tents. The site is semi-shaded by lime trees. The pitches are on grass and separated by privet hedges. The proximity of the international cycle path along the Moselle River offers hours of cycling, peace and quiet. The small medieval town of Sierck-les-Bains, dominated by its castle, the usual residence of the Dukes of Lorraine, has all the amenities of a large town. Free Wi-Fi.

Flat for 2 to 3 persons in a recently renovated apartment building, close to the shops and the castle of Sierck. See living room / kitchenette and a bedroom, a private bathroom. note: living room and bedroom separated by a landing.

Charming little flat close to the Moselle river and along a footpath and next to the cycle track.

Located close to the Malbrouck castle in Manderen, in the heart of the Pays des 3 Frontières, the small Gîte de Malbrouck can accommodate up to 2 people.

Situated a stone's throw from Malbrouck castle, in the heart of the Pays des 3 Frontières, the Malbrouck gîte, which can accommodate up to 4 people, was created in the former ballroom of the old Kitzing-Merschweiller café, in a contemporary setting while retaining all the traditional charm of the Lorraine oak floors. Parking, baby equipment on request, linen fully provided. Beds made.

Large house of 140 m2 for 9 people. Terrace and garden. The price includes : bed and bathroom linen, cleaning at the end of your stay, water, heating, electricity, wifi.

Nestled in a green setting with a view of the river Moselle, this furnished apartment will seduce you. It is on one level and suitable for people with reduced mobility. The price includes: bed linen and towels, cleaning at the end of your stay, water, heating, electricity, wifi

Located in the Trois Frontières region, this former flour mill built in 1820 is a family home that still uses the original facilities to produce its own renewable energy. The guest rooms have been designed to combine authenticity and sustainability. Features such as the woodwork and exposed stone walls have been retained. The breakfast room is the original mill kitchen with an authentic bread oven. In fine weather, you can enjoy the gardens and their improved spaces. Located at equal distance from Luxembourg and Germany, you can stroll and enjoy the cycle paths. The mill has a "Accueil vélo" commitment

Furnished apartment located in the heart of the Pays des 3 Frontières. A flat type F1 for 3 persons. Baby bed on request. Close to tourist sites, such as the castles of the Dukes of Lorraine and Malbrouck.

Welcome to Château de Berg, where timeless elegance meets modern luxury. Nestled in the picturesque countryside of the Moselle, our recently renovated castle provides an enchanting setting for your most cherished events.