Airing the nose

Monumental gate erected after Louis de Cormontaigne drawings in the 18th century.

The neighborhood still called the "castle's yard" today designated the first core of Thionville. Originally, this small terrace at the edge of the Mos...

The club of Guénange, affiliated to the French Sailing Federation and the French Federation of Adapted Sports, labelled "French Sailing School", welco...

Morlange is part of the commune of Fameck, some ten kilometers west of Thionville. The chapel dominates the village from its bell tower, and is dedica...

The Koenigsmacker Lock was inaugurated on 26 May 1964 in the presence of the Grand Duchess of Luxembourg and the German and French presidents. It can...

By 1734, virtually nothing remained of the medieval "chastel", which had already been partially demolished in 1671 by order of Louis XIV. Jean-Antoine...

The cheers and applause from the stands. The jubilant crowd, the Guentrange stadium plunges you into the heart of sport. With its pitch, become a spec...

Rodemack, awarded as a "Plus Beaux Villages de France" (Most Beatiful Village of France) has a rich architectural and natural heritage. Nicknamed the...

A kilometer on foot wears out your shoes! How many kilometers are you prepared to walk to stay in shape or get back into shape? Between woods, meadows...

Michelsberg was one of the Maginot Line’s large artillery forts and it is now open to the public. It still contains its original equipment and a tour...

Hermitage and chapel known as "du Lépreux" or "du Mont-Saint-Michel" (Beuvange-sous-Saint-Michel): small chapel and hermitage built around 1250 atop t...

This monument is a source of pride for the city as it is the only one of the 36,000 built during the French Revolution that still remains.