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This page is a practical mini-guide to help you get around and discover the Pays Thionvillois. Accessible accommodation, accessibility of tourist routes and offers, adapted transport and parking: you can ask all your questions by email or telephone.

What if we made culture a right, not a privilege?

Accessible sites

What to see and do for people with reduced mobility

Leisure activities and outings
Sites and monuments
Parks and gardens

Cinéma la scala

What's on this weekend's program? How about a canvas? Close to the heart of the historic town center, the La Scala cinema is sure to impress! With its eclectic arthouse...

Centre de loisirs nautiques

CLOSED FROM MAY TO MID-SEPTEMBER FOR MODERNIZATION WORK Fast clown fish, graceful mermaid, prankster dolphin, what's your swimming dream? Who would you like to resemble in...

Centre multisports la Milliaire

The applause, the cheers of the audience, the Ola of the crowd - welcome to the heart of sport! The Centre Multisport La Milliaire is the ideal venue for your sporting...

Hamelys aquatic center

Aquatic area: Swimming pool, leisure pool with balneo zone (sign collars, massage benches/beds, counter-current river), toddler area with paddling pool and water play area,...

Team break Terville

Challenge your friends and family in a new world and let the game master guide you. There are 3 scenarios to choose from, In "Jurassik Room", find the elements that will...

Eva - salle d'esport

EVA - Esports Virtual Arenas - is the new sensation in esports and virtual reality. A genuine revolution in the world of leisure activities, accessible to all. Whether you're...

The press of guentrange

For centuries Guentrange's vineyard was an important economic reality for Thionville and the Moselle. To our knowledge, the first mention of a press in Thionville dates back...

Castle's yard

The neighborhood still called the "castle's yard" today designated the first core of Thionville. Originally, this small terrace at the edge of the Moselle was chosen to house a...

Saarlouis gate

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

Blast furnace park u4

Blast furnace U4 is a strong symbol of the Fensch Valley’s industrial past and it was saved thanks to its inclusion in the Additional Inventory drawn up by the French Historic...

Altar of the homeland

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.

Lock bridges

Built between 1746 and 1752 by Louis de Cormontaigne, the director of the fortifications, who was often called the successor of Vauban, these lock-gate bridges were created to...

Garden of traces

Contemporary and unusual, this garden was created over 9 acres of industrial wasteland. In the style of a memory garden, it evokes the ironworks and the people who worked...

Le belvédère du crève-coeur

And oh, it's climbing that way. It stings the calves, but after 10 minutes of effort I'm at the top of this hill. In front of me is this belvedere. It overlooks the Guentrange...

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Visually impaired people

Discover Thionville in Braille

Pays Thionvillois Tourisme, in collaboration with Braille & Culture, has published two booklets designed for visually impaired visitors:

one in large print and contrasting colors for the visually impaired
the other in Braille script and raised drawings for the visually impaired.

These booklets, which enable visitors to discover the heritage of central Thionville, can be borrowed against an identity card on request. They are also used to organize guided group tours for people in these situations.