Experience Vigy and Moselle from Centre Adeppa

Following the decline of the Roman Empire, Queen Brunhilda, regent of eastern and south-eastern Gaul, had the network of roads and paths in her territory restored. As a tribute to the sovereign, this route makes its way from damp forest valleys to plateau areas, offering a fine view of the superb landscapes to be found in the Upper Canner Valley, a registered site since 1994. This site is also recognised for the many birds that may be observed here, including harriers and kites. In the footsteps of Queen Brunhilda, regent of Gaul in the sixth century, who restored the road network after the fall of the Roman empire.

Following the decline of the Roman Empire, Queen Brunhilda, regent of eastern and south-eastern Gaul, had the network of roads and paths in her territory restored. As a tribute to the sovereign, this route makes its way from damp forest valleys to plateau areas, offering a fine view of the superb landscapes to be found in the Upper Canner Valley, a registered site since 1994. This site is also recognised for the many birds that may be observed here, including harriers and kites. In the footsteps of Queen Brunhilda, regent of Gaul in the sixth century, who restored the road network after the fall of the Roman empire.

This pedestrian link allows you to join the "Le Chemin de la Reine" and "Les Queulots" circuits.

This link between the Rabas and Pré Guéret crossroads provides access to the "La Source de Charlemagne" and "Le Chemin de la Reine" circuits.

Entirely laid out on a greenway, this route takes you through 3 communes on the right bank of the Moselle: Argancy, Malroy and Charly-Oradour. An ideal itinerary for a family walk. The Greenway is a traffic route open to all non-motorised means of transport.

This cycle route owes its name to the Buy castle located on an elevated area outside the village of Antilly. Listed as a historical monument, it dates from the 17th century. The Greenway is a route open to all non-motorised means of transport.

This walk invites you to discover the Haute Vallée de la Canner, a listed natural site, recognised for its landscape qualities and rich heritage. Starting from the village-street of Altroff, where the view extends over the valley, the route leads gradually into the forest to the fortified farm of Neudelange. There, you will take the GR5 path in the footsteps of the pilgrims of Santiago de Compostela. When you arrive in Saint-Hubert, you will leave on your left the old marshy valley at the bottom of which the monks built the abbey of Villers-Bettnach, to go back up by the path of the dead which was formerly used to bring the dead of Saint-Hubert to the cemetery of Altroff.

In this land of legends, with its vast forests, hamlets and villages nestled in the middle of clearings, and abbey ruins, it is said that a spring gushed forth at the spot where Charlemagne’s horse struck the ground with its hoof during a hunting party.

This nature trail is an invitation to discover the unspoilt nature of the Villers-Bettnach state forest. Legend has it that Charlemagne caused a spring to gush forth from his horse's hoof, then built a chapel on the site of the present-day Rabas chapel. Don't miss the remains of the former Cistercian abbey, the monks' pond and the paths lined with strange sandstone outcrops at Saint-Hubert.

This route is a pleasant link through the state forest of Villlers-Befey between the routes "Le chemin des écoliers" and "La Source de Charlemagne".

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 center, located 20 min from Metz and 25 min from Thionville in an unspoilt natural setting, can accommodate groups of up to 250 people. Its unique facilities in the Moselle region (rooms, large-capacity group accommodation, gymnasium) and its catering offer can accommodate all types of events and stays: meetings, general assemblies, training courses, seminars, vacations...

Whether you're on your own, with your family, friends or at a summer camp... if you're feeling adventurous... then Vigy's plant maze is for you. Three themes are available for adults, and three levels are reserved for children: a great game for the whole family. Conceived as an original form of entertainment, the labyrinth is for everyone, young and old, groups or individuals: everyone can go at their own pace.

Chapel: pilgrimage site in the Messin region, founded around 800 AD.

Exhibition, rental or loan of vehicles for events or exhibitions, American and French vehicles, jeeps, trucks, staged dressed mannequins...

The castle is surrounded by an enclosure wall with four square pavilions pierced by loopholes. The dwelling itself, rectangular in plan, was redesigned. The mullioned windows were replaced by segmental arches. It has been listed as a historic monument since February 1997.

In 1132, Henry of Carinthia, Cistercian abbot of Morimond, arrived in a small, quiet valley, surrounded by majestic forests and crossed by the Canner, a small stream whose source is nearby. He was accompanied by monks and convers, laborers, stonecutters and blacksmiths. On land donated by the Duke of Lorraine and other generous donors, they founded the Abbey of Villers-Bettnach, a place conducive to meditation and work. After the revolutionary turmoil and the departure of the last monks, the buildings were sold as national property and demolished as quarries. The abbey church was less than a century old. Visitors to the site will discover the Chapelle des Humbles, restored by the Association, the portal of Monseigneur Coislin, the gable of the Chapelle Sainte Catherine, the ruins and, some distance away, the pond, the monastery's water reserve.

Near the Saint Trudon church, the cemetery contains the French 1870-1871 military square and the grave of a Prussian soldier. The monument in the French section is a Jaumont stone stele in the form of an obelisk, decorated with a wreath of leaves in bas-relief. The tombstone is of Jaumont stone, surmounted by a Latin cross.

Monument to the dead of the Great War and the 1939-1945 War. The monument, featuring Joan of Arc on a Jaumont stone plinth, is surrounded by two cannons.

Monument in ashlar to the memory of the expelled inhabitants of Charly, massacred at Oradour-sur-Glane at the end of the Second World War by the Nazis. The central column rises to fourteen metres. At the foot of the Christ is a funerary urn with the ashes of the martyrs, bearing the date 10 June 1944. The tombstones arranged in a semi-circle around it bear the name and age of each victim.

Established in 1819.

Located in the heart of the Lorraine region, in the heart of the countryside, La Porcherie restaurant, a specialist in group dining, is an authentic, simple and friendly place with a pastoral and bucolic atmosphere. For over 40 years, this former pigsty has been welcoming you to spend a good time with your family, friends and children, celebrating your special events: birthdays, weddings, company meals, parties with friends, communions, end-of-year meals, christenings, surprise birthdays, family reunions, wedding anniversaries, works councils...

The whole of Metz frequents this genuine Lorraine inn in a rustic setting, located in Malroy on the right bank of the Moselle. Warm atmosphere, fire in the hearth, flowery arbour. The Moselle wines have a prominent place here and are perfectly combined with the generous cuisine of Chef Marcel Moureau.

Country restaurant with a terrace overlooking the Moselle and a panoramic view of the hills of Norroy-le-Veneur.

The restaurant is located in an 1870 war fort, 5 km from Metz. Lorraine-Alsatian cuisine, market menus, daily specials, wedding venue, terrace.

Eat in an exceptional setting between Metz and Thionville. You will enjoy a traditional cuisine, with seasonal products. The setting of this restaurant will make you want to spend a long time there, so don't hesitate to go with your family or friends. The 80 seats on the terrace are great on sunny days. You can also park your car for free in our large car park.

On-site and takeaway pizza.

A specialist in traditional Italian cuisine since 1987, the Chef draws his inspiration from authentic recipes from southern Italy and Sicily, where his origins lie. He will make you discover his various specialities with authentic Italian flavours, such as red hearts stuffed with mozzarella di Bufala, tagliatelle with scallops, gnocchi stuffed with gorgonzola, veal osso bucco, but also a diverse and varied range of pizzas cooked over a wood fire. You will also be able to taste the traditional dishes of Italian cuisine: lasagne, veal saltimbocca à la romaine, pastasciutta della nona, schnitzel milanese, grilled meats.

Located between Metz and Thionville, on the edge of the forest, we are close to nature, where everything begins. Lucas Foschi and his kitchen team will present you with a very personal, committed and creative cuisine. In the dining room, Elodie will accompany you throughout your meal to make your visit to us the best possible experience. Local producers, organic products, direct links with our suppliers, for us this is the basis of all food. Above all, we advocate "eating better".

Discotheque-club with resident DJ. Trendy style. Waterfront terrace.

Traditional Italian cuisine. Summer terrace, private parking.

In an unspoilt park 20 min from Metz and 25 min from Thionville, the site offers 4 independent gîtes, from 27 to 59 beds, in single, double and triple rooms. Accommodation is equipped with a kitchenette, a common room and private and shared sanitary facilities. It also offers self-service and catered meals. The site is ideal for hosting associative, family and professional events: training courses, workshops, weddings, cousinades, team building, conferences...

A former pilgrim's hut transformed into a vacation chalet for up to 30 people, the hut belongs to the parish of Vigy, Moselle. Rentals are reserved for youth movements, associations, groups and individuals.

Welcome to Clos Saint-Hubert for a stay with family or friends. We welcome you to a pretty little 140m² furnished holiday home, with a fully-equipped kitchen for home-style meals and a living room on the first floor. The sleeping area is upstairs, with 3 spacious 12m² bedrooms, each with its own bathroom (shower and WC) in a bright, modern style.

In the center of the small village of Saint-Hubert, surrounded by forest, our house opens its doors to you. Our whole family welcomes you to "La Campagne", in the middle of this large garden where silence still leaves a little room for the song of the wind, the birds and the stream. Here, all is calm and pleasure. Soft colors, materials and lighting for these two rooms, one of which is a family room with private bathroom, accessible to people with reduced mobility and able to accommodate 5 people. The second room, on the garden level, sleeps 3. Television, telephone, terrace, garage for cars and bikes are all at your disposal. We also offer the possibility of cooking on site.

In the attic of an old outbuilding of the 18th century property, the gîte has been entirely renovated in the spirit of the other Coq à l'Âne accommodation. Natural materials (parquet floors, Hainaut stone), modern comfort (underfloor heating), tonic and personalised decoration by the owner. The gîte can accommodate 7 to 9 people.

On the first floor of an old outbuilding of the 18th century property, the gîte has been entirely renovated in the spirit of the other Coq à l'Âne accommodation. Natural materials (parquet floors, Hainaut stone), modern comfort (underfloor heating), tonic and personalised decoration by the owner. The gîte can accommodate 4 to 6 people.

A small, cosy gîte has been created in the former bakery and henhouse of this magical 18th century house. The former stable houses another rural gîte, the owners' house and 4 cosy guest rooms. You will find in this space, ideal for 2 or 4 people, all the authenticity of the lime coatings, the water stone, the bread oven and the period floor tiles, as well as the modern comfort for a real change of scenery.

Once upon a time, the old stable was the ideal setting for a 130m² rural gîte in a display of colours and materials. Carefully redesigned, this pretty house has been given a new lease of life with three other gîtes, one in the old bakery, two others in a former outbuilding of the original property and finally four cosy guest rooms in the heart of the owners' home. Beds made and charges included.

Located near Amnéville, Metz, Thionville and Luxembourg. We like to receive, to share and conviviality is our priority. Breakfast is included and prepared according to your wishes. We will be delighted to share our living room, our balcony or our garden with you! The room overlooks a quiet courtyard. TV, DVD player, ethernet connection, baby bed and coffee are available in the room.

La Croix du Bois Sacker offers peace and relaxation in a pleasant setting and friendly atmosphere. Access forbidden to walkers, picnickers and bathers. Fishing is available for enthusiasts. Numerous hiking trails around the campsite. All activities are reserved for campers only.