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Updated • updatedOct 8, 2025
Updated • updatedOct 8, 2025
Many of us love traveling on the Wanderlog team, so naturally we’re always on the hunt to find the most popular spots anytime we travel somewhere new. With favorites like Porte des Allemands, Metz Cathedral, and Place St Louis and more, get ready to experience the best places in Metz.
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The medieval bridge castle and fortification, now converted into a walking path, stands majestically overlooking the Seille River in Metz' Quartier Outre-Seille. The imposing edifice features two immense round towers and bastions, dating back to the 13th and 15th centuries.
I walk a long way to come to this beautiful castle. Was well worth it. Both night and day.
DaBoss R — Google review
Beautiful beautiful beautiful!!! What a nice view from the top and from the bridge behind it. It is a must-go from Metz. (Little tip: there is a lift to go up in the tower, I was so happy when I saw it, it was possible to go up with a stroller)
Porte des Allemands is a beautiful medieval gate in Metz with towers, bridges, and great river views. It’s a peaceful place to walk, take photos, and enjoy the city’s rich history. Free and worth a visit!
Very cool little fortress! Definitely worth a visit if in Metz.
I visited on a rainy day on Wednesday afternoon at around 1500. It has descriptions explaining the historical significance of the landmark, and stiatcases that allowed you to enter and reach the first floor of the landmark. It also had a space for an exhibition, which was showcasing various building materials across time during my visit. Nevertheless, I wish there were more efforts in presenting the history of the landmark. Overall, it is worth visiting even if time is limited.
It is a historic fortified city gate and bridge castle located in Metz, France. Constructed in stages from the 13th to the 15th century, it features two round towers from the 13th century and two gun bastions added in the 15th century. The gate served as both a defensive structure and a bridge over the Seille River, playing a crucial role in the city's medieval fortifications. It stands today as a significant monument historique, representing Metz's rich architectural heritage. Beautiful and impressive.
A gorgeous spot to visit and take photos. Not busy at all on a Sunday
One of the best spots to explore in Metz. Free to enter. Make sure to walk all the way around the gate to get the best views from along the river. The gate seems to showcase various exhibits of modern art over time. Highly recommend for those visiting Metz.
Bd André Maginot, 57000 Metz, France•
Cathedral
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Catholic church
Metz Cathedral, also known as the Cathedral of Saint Stephen, is a breathtaking Gothic masterpiece nestled in Metz, France. This architectural gem was constructed over several centuries, from the 13th to the 16th century, showcasing a captivating blend of Romanesque and Gothic styles. Its most striking feature is its vast array of stained glass windows that span an astonishing 6,500 square meters—making it one of the largest collections in any church across France.
One of the most beautiful cathedrals I’ve ever visited. The stained glass windows are incredible, especially the ones by Chagall – they really stand out. The cathedral is huge and full of light, and you can feel the history as soon as you walk in. It’s free to enter, which is great, and it’s right in the centre of Metz so it’s easy to visit while walking around the old town. Definitely worth seeing if you’re in Metz, even just to sit inside for a few minutes and take in the atmosphere.
Kinan R — Google review
One of the most amazing cathedrals in France! When you stand in front of Metz Cathedral, you feel small and full of wonder. The golden stone shines in the sun, and the tall towers seem to touch the sky.
Inside, the light is mystical. The stained-glass windows are not only from the Middle Ages but also modern, even by Chagall. They make the walls look alive with colors.
It has the highest nave in France (41 meters), higher than Notre-Dame in Paris.
It is called the “Lantern of God” because of more than 6,000 m² of stained glass.People say that at sunset, the golden stone creates an atmosphere that feels almost supernatural.
This place is not just history. It is an experience. If you visit Metz, you cannot miss it.
Walking into Metz Cathedral - if you’re not exactly used to walking into thousand year old cathedrals - will leave you speechless, overwhelmed, and possibly teary eyed. It’s an astonishing edifice and on a sunny day the interior dances and glimmers with light and colour from the 1000s of panes of glass. You also have to appreciate and respect that this building is in active and daily use, so please - please - remain silent as you slowly wander the perimeter to marvel at the wonder of just how this building came to be, and the architectural miracle it is.
We visited the Metz Cathedral with a specific goal — to see the stained glass windows created by Marc Chagall, since Chagall was our compatriot, also from Belarus. The cathedral itself is magnificent, and the stained glass windows are absolutely mesmerizing. The light filtering through the colorful glass creates a magical effect — the patterns and colors evoke feelings that are simply beyond words.
We couldn’t imagine anything that could make the experience even better, but while we were there, an organ concert began, and it turned the visit into something truly unforgettable. The combination of the music, the stained glass, and the atmosphere was enchanting.
Since it all happened during the Christmas markets and holiday season, it became one of the most beautiful and awe-inspiring experiences we’ve ever had.
Incredible cathedral in size, artistry, detail, and use of colors! Huge volume of space under immensely high ceilings and arches! Photos and video really don't do it justice.. The audio echoes and booms here. The richness of the murals, paintings, stained glass, and sculptures are mind-blowing! Definitely a must-see!
No entrance fee, though parking is not free and space is limited. Public restrooms are across the street and are free, though not very clean; while there are urinals, there are no toilets, just holes in the ground.
It is very beautiful from the outside, but much more beautiful inside!
This is one of the tallest, most beautiful and majestic cathedrals I have ever seen. If not the most!
Its stained glass windows are simply incomparable.
In such a place you feel some elusive magic, especially with the sounds of the organ.
The Metz Cathedral is absolutely stunning. Its Gothic architecture and level of detail make it one of the most beautiful cathedrals in Europe. Inside, the enormous stained-glass windows — some of the largest in the world — create a magical atmosphere with the natural light. Walking through feels like a journey through history, with glasswork ranging from the 13th century to modern pieces by artists like Marc Chagall.
The exterior is just as impressive, with intricate sculptures and an imposing presence right in the heart of the city. Take your time to explore every detail, and if possible, join a guided tour to fully appreciate its history and symbolism.
Definitely a must-see when visiting Metz.
Park nearby and admire one of France’s most stunning Gothic cathedrals, famous for its vast stained-glass windows (some by Marc Chagall). Even a 15-minute stop is worth it. The Gothic church originated in France in the 12th century, more precisely in the Île-de-France region (around Paris).
I ranked it the most beautiful in Europe
2 Pl. de Chambre, 57000 Metz, France•
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Place St Louis is a medieval square located in the old center, featuring a long terrace of Renaissance houses with an impressive arcade. The architecture resembles that of Tuscany rather than eastern France, reflecting the prosperity of the city during the Middle Ages. Many buildings were inhabited by early bankers from Lombard in Italy, which explains their design influence.
Basilica
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The Basilica of Saint-Pierre-aux-Nonnains is a simple stone church, one of the oldest in Europe, with an airy sanctuary and gardens. Originally a palaestra for training boxers and wrestlers, it later became part of a spa complex before being converted into a church in the 7th century. The basilica's history includes serving as a military warehouse and barracks until the 1900s.
Concert Candelight
Sabrina S — Google review
A bit anticlimactic. The interior seems to have been stripped and normally used as a venue. Not much historical information but worth a look if nearby. Wonderful historic construction.
Extremely rude staff wouldn't let me have a short look inside even when the event or whatever it was closed for wasn't even close to happen, with no one inside.
Lovely, very old, small church building - the original home of the Gregorian (Metz) Chant.
Roman building and baths, that later was turned into a church. A long history beside!
Very cool place, and the oldest building I've ever been in. Smaller than I thought it'd be. The grounds are pretty, as well. It's a good, relaxed place to visit, and doesn't take long to see.
Only the exterior is accessible.
Apparently the oldest church in France!
1 Rue de la Citadelle, 57000 Metz, France•
Opera house
Performing arts theater
The Opéra-Théâtre de Metz, built in the mid-18th century, is a stunning example of Tuscany-influenced neo-Classical architecture. Commissioned by Duke de Belle-Isle and designed by architect Jacques Oger, it's considered the oldest functioning opera house in France. Located not far from the Cathedral, this historic venue offers an excellent layout and comfortable seating for enjoying classical opera performances. Additionally, visitors can explore a small colorful garden nearby.
Very nice place in the centre of Metz. There is currently a small colourful and tropical garden to explore. Of course, this makes it even more beautiful when so many flowers are in bloom.
Marcus S — Google review
The theater it was close, but the garden in front of it is beautiful, relaxing a perfect place to seat and chat! Everything around is gorgeous!!!
Special language tour of the oldest theater in France. History, workshops, costume storage rooms, main hall. Very informative, interesting and beautiful. We have to go to the show!
Great place and lovely play!
Superb
This review is just for the cafe outside - my girlfriend was browsing the menu while I went to the bathroom. When I came outside some angry looking guy (the owner?) came out demanding I paid for the bathroom looking really angry. So we paid and left without drinking anything. Change your attitude!!!
Has a small park in front of the building and a restaurant
Very nice place!!
Opéra-Théâtre de Metz Métropole, 5 Pl. de la Comédie, 57000 Metz, France•
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Metz covered market, also known as the Episcopal Palace, is a bustling hub of activity with stalls open from 8am-6pm Monday-Saturday. You can savor a bowl of vegetable or fruit soup at Soupe A Soups or indulge in local meats and cheeses at Chez Mauricette. For a change of pace, visit the market located right in front of the cathedral where you can explore various stalls and even find stores selling artisan coffee roasting equipment.
Locals still shop here so it hasn’t been taken over by tourism. Fresh meats, breads and vegetables all found inside the covered market. Had coffee, quiche and a salad for breakfast. Also bought some sandwiches.
Maria R — Google review
Largest food market I’ve been to in France. At least twice as big as Les Halles Avignon. There is an extensive variety of prepared foods, fresh meats and fish, sandwiches, coffee, small cafes, fruits and vegetables, etc etc. An amazing market just in front of Metz Cathedral.
A lovely market with decent local food. You can skip the supermarkets and get you shopping here.
On a Saturday there is even an open market on the carpark.
Covered market full of stalls/shops selling various meats, seafood, fresh fruit & vegetables, a couple of places to try the local cuisine & shops selling local products like cheeses & chocolates etc.
Good indoor market in the heart of town, next to the cathedral. Great falafel sandwich for 5 Euros on the right side he has samples out but could be the best deal in Metz if you like falafel 🧆. Keep him in business, truly a nice guy.
The different stands were incredible. You could get cheese, pastries, meat, bread, etc
Nice to take a quick stroll through. It is small, so easy to pick a stall. They sell fresh fruit & vegetables, bread, cheese, turkish sweets, meat & even fish. We got a selection of deliciouse local cheese, croissants & baguette. Highly recommended! The Saturday market infront is also great esp. for fruit, vegetables & a quick bite.
nice covered Food market, although the Shops were a little repetitive very nice atmosphere and local products tho
15 Rue d'Estrées, 57000 Metz, France•
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Chapel
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Located in the heart of Metz, France, Chapelle des Templiers is a stunning example of Romanesque and Gothic architecture. Dating back to the late 1100s and early 1200s, it is the only octagonal chapel in the Lorraine region. The interior boasts ribbed vaulting and colorful frescoes from the early 1300s depicting apostles and saints.
One of the best place to visit but it is close for renovations 🤔
We were very lucky to be able to see inside.amazing
Ali Y — Google review
As a fan of History Channel's Curse of Oak Island with all their talk of the Knights Templar, I had to take the opportunity to see one of their chapels in person. The only drawback was it was my last day in Metz, and the Temple didn't open until 1400. So, I could only admire its simplistic beauty from the outside.
There is limited opening on a Sunday. The Chapel closes at 3pm! Google information states 6pm
Just connect with history by visiting it and try to see all of wall paintings
Unfortunately it was closed.
But I wish to visit again.
It is next to beautiful garden.
Website listed tour times, however, no one was available.
With such fascinating history, it's worth exploring. Impressively unique vestige of Templar Commandery founded around the twelfth century in Metz. This is stunningly stupendous with an ambience so enticing that you just want to absorb the atmosphere and soak in its history! The most stunning of course is the Chapel with its glorious painted dome! It's wheelchair friendly and suitable for all ages. A hidden gem in this most spectacular city of Metz.
Closed even though posted hours say it should be open.
3 Bis Rue de la Citadelle, 57000 Metz, France•
Catholic church
Église Saint-Maximin de Metz is a Catholic church with a rich history and stunning architecture. The 12th-century choir, transept, and square tower showcase the Romanesque style. Inside, visitors can admire the exquisite stained glass windows designed by Jean Cocteau in the early 1960s. These modern artistic additions beautifully complement the medieval architecture. The church also offers various services such as Baptism, Communion, and weddings for local residents.
The greatest collection of stained glass windows in the world, dating back from the most renown artists in the middle-ages ( De Münster, de Clinchamp) to contemporary works from the greatest artists like Villon Bissiere and of course, the master of all masters, Marc Chagall. Just try to choose a sunny day and enjoy a festival of colors in the grandiose settings of this beautyfull Cathedral.
Daniel C — Google review
This gem is a Roman Catholic church in Metz, which is known for its unique blend of medieval and modern artistic elements. Originally built in the 12th century, it has undergone several modifications over the centuries. One of its most remarkable features is the set of stained glass windows created by artist Jean Cocteau in the 1960s, which add a contemporary touch to the otherwise Gothic and Baroque architecture.
So so beautiful outside and inside
A medieval church with a beautiful, modern interior, designed entirely by Jean Cocteau.
Silence, metaphysical light, pre-Christian myths – something truly unique!
This little parish church houses stained-glass windows by the French polymath Jean Cocteau. Done mostly in shades of purple and red, the windows are a perfect expression of 20th century avant-garde's pantheism and post-colonialism: They're not particularly Christian, despite being executed in the sine qua non of religious art medium and housed in a tiny side-street church. African warrior women and fantastic horses, roses and Pacific-island totem poles are jumbled together with Christian symbols. Way, way better than the famed Chagall windows in the Metz Cathedral... Definitely worth the 15 minute walk from centre-ville.
Amazing stained glass by the poet Cocteau, not so religious, mainly about him and his artistic philosophy. Adds to the beauty and mystery of the old church though.
Beautiful stained glass windows. It was a good surprise.
Beautiful, beautiful place.
65 Rue Mazelle, 57000 Metz, France•
Museum
Specialty Museums
The Museum of La Cour d'Or, also known as the Metropole Musees Cour d'Or, is located just a short walk from the central Cathedral of St Stephen in Metz. It is named after the former palace of the Austrasian kings and showcases artifacts from Roman to Renaissance times, along with art spanning from the 16th to 20th century.
This museum was absolutely amazing! I mean just wow! 45 plus floors and rooms of amazing art and sculptures! I couldn’t believe this place was free! The museum has such an intricate layout and I love how they date all the artifacts from way way back and until modern day! If you have some time, I definitely recommend stopping by snd taking a couple hours to tour this amazing place!
Ms. K — Google review
Beautiful Museum with rich history to admire, there was no wait because we went early on a weekday. No matter which historical era you find the most fascinating and intriguing, you will find it here there‘s something for everyone.
Inside are the remains of a Roman bath and many antiquities from the Roman era.
Good museum and laid out well. Entry to the museum is free. Next to the magnificent Metz cathedral and worth a short visit.
An extraordinary museum which is literally a walk through time but with all the rooms completely capturing the moment. The displays are embedded into the rooms as though they were always there and those jn the basement levels really are as they are Roman ruins. I want to go back to take it all in all 45 rooms.
An absolute must do in Metz. Huge- huge - and sprawling museum coving millennia of metz’s history and the people that molded the city. A well put together of exhaustively researched exhibits and artefacts, excavations, and skeletons ( yep. Skeletons!) - you can easily spend a few hours here exploring around every corner and cabinet. Oh, and it’s free. Highly recommended.
I really liked the museum. There were many paintings, including a replica of my favorite artist Bosch. What surprised me was that admission was free. The staff was very friendly. Thank you for the experience 👌🥰
I visited the museum on a Wednesday morning at around 1030. Entrance to the museum was free, and it housed a rich collection of Roman artifacts, such as statues, tombstone, and ivory art. Only a limited amount of the exhibition accompanied with English explanations of the historical significance. Henceforth, it would be best for tourist to use Google Translate as they visit the museum. Other than that, it provided a solid historical background of Metz to tourists.
A large museum with a lot to see inside. They have a bit from all the different time periods of the city, from ancient to modern.
2 Rue du Haut Poirier, 57000 Metz, France•
Sights & Landmarks
Historic Walking Areas
Pl. de la Comédie is an 18th-century pedestrian plaza with a central fountain, an ornate church, and an opera house. It's located in a city known for its splendid cathedral, lively squares, and historic homes of famous figures. The plaza is just one of the picturesque spots in the area that also includes museums, canals, and charming markets. The Opera-Theatre on Pl.
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The Tour du Temple de La Garnison de Metz is a historic landmark in Metz, originally built as a Lutheran church for German soldiers during the city's time under German rule. The tower, standing at nearly 100 meters tall, is the only remaining structure of the once prominent church after it was damaged during World War II. It stands as a symbol of the city's architectural and cultural history. Visitors can easily find the tower while exploring nearby attractions and enjoy taking pictures in its open surroundings.
Beautiful architecture, next to a car park and a lovely garden! We stopped here for a short break and loved the monument!
Aamod J — Google review
Interesting tower that’s the only thing left of the original protestant church.
A huge empty tower (it was a church till the ww2) almost 100m high, awesome to see.
Built when Metz was part of the German empire. It was built in 1881 for German soldiers of Lutheran faith. Metz underwent extensive architectural change to make it look more German and this church was part of the plan.
In 1902, Pastor Albert Schweitzer, future Nobel Peace Prize winner, gave an organ concert but the structure got damaged during world war 2.
After the war, only the tower left standing as part of the iconic Metz skyline.
Easy to find while walking around to see other places nearby. There is a park with some seats to give your feet some rest for a while. Taking picture is easy as the tower stands in a wide-open space, traffic is not quite busy but always watch your back.
Beautiful tower with a great history that stands like a lone shard to the sky due to the main church building having been destroyed.
Small but tall temple, really cute
Unmistakably one of the most recognizable landmarks in Metz. Once a Lutheran church for German soldiers, a Gothic style building. What's left is the bell tower measuring nearly 100 metres. This is The Garrison Temple of Metz in Moselle.
Rue de la Piscine, 57000 Metz, France•
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Bar
La Taverne du Graoully is a unique and friendly place with carefully designed decor, offering a variety of board games and specially selected drinks for those with an adventurous spirit. It's an ideal spot to spend time with friends while enjoying affordable snacks without compromising the games. The bar features a diverse selection of original drinks, including cider on tap, and offers themed evenings along with a wide range of available games.
Fantastic little bar with good beers and mead. This bar is for board gamers and nerdy people alike (don't worry you can bring your normal human too). The atmosphere reminds you of an old tavern. The music (mostly soft movie soundtracks) helps with that too.
"I LIKE THIS DRINK. BRING ME ANOTHER!'-Thor
Tijs — Google review
Excellent place to have a beer and play board games. Excellent atmosphere.
(Translated by Google) We didn't eat, but the cocktails were good and the atmosphere was pleasant. There's a good selection of modern games for all tastes. The only downside is the strong musty smell that hits you when you enter, but then goes away.
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Non abbiamo mangiato, ma i cocktail erano buoni e l'ambiente simpatico. Buona selezione di giochi moderni per tutti i gusti. L'unico difetto il forte odore di muffa che ti assale entrando, ma poi non di sente più.
(Translated by Google) The waiter needs to learn several things: firstly, people don't always read the signs in size 4 font on the door; secondly, he needs to learn how to speak politely to people. I don't think saying "get out of the bar" is a proper way to speak to strangers, especially when they haven't bothered anyone and whose only fault was eating soggy, cold fries from McDonald's 30 minutes earlier. We only found out afterward, but it wasn't allowed, my bad. That doesn't give you the right to speak to customers like that. Yes, because my friends had ordered drinks, and I was planning to have a drink right after we finished. People go to bars to unwind, not to be insulted by a guy who can't pull up his pants properly and is sorting his Yu-Gi-Oh! cards instead of serving customers. I won't be going back to that bar.
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Le serveur doit apprendre plusieurs choses : premièrement, les gens ne lisent pas toujours les notices écrites en police 4 devant la porte, deuxièmement, il doit apprendre à parler poliment aux gens, je pense que dire « dégagez du bar » n’est pas une manière convenable de parler à des inconnus surtout quand ils n’ont embêtés personne et dont le seul vice a été de manger des frites molles et froides achetés au McDo 30 minutes plus tôt. Effectivement on ne l’a su qu’après, mais ce n’était pas autorisé, mea culpa, ça n’octroie pas le droit de parler ainsi à des clients, oui, car mes amis avaient consommé et je comptais me prendre un verre juste après avoir terminé. Si les gens viennent dans des bars c’est pour décompresser et pas pour se faire insulter par un mec qui n’arrive pas à remonter son pantalon correctement et qui trie ses cartes Yu Gi Oh au lieu de faire le service. Je ne remettrais plus les pieds dans ce bar.
(Translated by Google) A truly original bar with a unique atmosphere! Definitely worth trying: the hippocras and the mead, drinks you can't find everywhere. A great selection of syrups and very successful non-alcoholic cocktails. As a bonus, there's a nice selection of board games. We just wish the more complex games were a little better explained, perhaps via the website. A great place to have a good time!
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Bar hyper original avec une ambiance unique ! À tester absolument : l’hypocras et l’hydromel, des boissons qu’on ne trouve pas partout. Super choix de sirops et de cocktails sans alcool très réussis. En bonus, une belle sélection de jeux de société. On aurait juste aimé que les jeux les plus complexes soient un peu mieux expliqués, peut-être via le site. Une super adresse pour passer un bon moment !
(Translated by Google) I've been here several times at the invitation of locals (I'm not from Metz). I never regret coming here to play and eat. The products are fresh and local, and you can tell!
The staff is incredible and very sociable! We feel at home with a very friendly atmosphere.
Bonus point for the great background music!
Thanks to Coco and Emi for bringing me here every day.
(Original)
Venu plusieurs fois suite a l'invitation de locaux (je ne suis pas de metz) Je ne regrette jamais de venir ici pour jouer et manger. Les produits sont frais et locaux et ca se sent !
Le personnel est incroyable et très sociable ! On se sent chez nous avec une ambiance très convivial.
Point bonus aux super musiques d'ambiance !
Merci Coco et Emi pour me faire venir a chaque dois ici
(Translated by Google) It’s a very original bar with a real identity! The drinks are varied and original (Big up to their cider on tap!)
The tavern owners are just so cool, good advice and always in a good mood.
Also enjoy their board with great products and delicious burgers, perfect for a great evening!
There are regular theme evenings and lots of games available!
Go for it!!
(Original)
C'est un bar très original avec une véritable identité ! Les boissons sont variées et originales (Big up à leur cidre en pression !)
Les taverniers sont juste trop cools, de bons conseils et toujours de bonne humeur.
Profitez également de leur planche avec de supers produits et des burgers trop bons, parfaits pour une bonne soirée !
Il y a très régulièrement des soirées à thème et pleins de jeux à disposition !
Allez y!!
(Translated by Google) A super cool gaming bar. If you're looking to diversify your outings with friends, there's everything you need: games for all tastes, good beer, and food. The only problem is the food menu; a little more variety, like pizza or nachos, would be nice.
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Un bar à jeu super sympa. Si vous voulez diversifier vos sorties entre amis il y a tout ce qu'il faut jeux pour tous les goûts, de la bonne bière et la nourriture. Seul problème c'est la carte nourriture un peu plus dde choix style pizza ou nachos serait pas mal.
17 Rue Saint-Marcel, 57000 Metz, France•
Mountain peak
Mont-Saint-Quentin in Moselle offers a variety of activities for visitors. You can explore the scenic Moselle wines, visit a Mirabelle plum distillery, or discover the fortified churches of the Republic of Messina. The area is ideal for outdoor activities such as hiking, running, and biking with its cool and shaded paths during summer. The climb to the top is rewarding with magnificent views over Metz. Additionally, there are peaceful spots perfect for meditation away from city noise pollution.
Wonderful hill for hiking, running, biking with a fantastic view of all of Metz.
Kristy — Google review
Once the location of a vast military complex conceived by the French but actually constructed for the most part during Germany's annexation of Alsace-Lorraine after the Franco-Prussian War of 1870/71. Mont Saint-Quentin is a wonderful recreational facility of woodland contrasting with open meadow, where you are never far away from the haunting ruins of the nowadays derelict fortifications. Signs warn you of the danger of entering or even getting too close to these old buildings, some of which are also apparently home to colonies of bats, which should be left in peace of course.
Not easily accessible by public transport. The best car park to use is probably the one at Col de Lessy which is also not far away from a separate defensive fortification called Fort Plappeville. If you want to explore Mont Saint-Quentin, you can pick up a walking trail from near the Col de Lessy car park, which will take you past the main fortifications and the telecommunications tower before leading you back up around to the road. Takes about an hour.
There are no directional signposts or information boards, despite the fact that the site is well frequented by walkers, joggers and MTB enthusiasts. So if you are unfamiliar with the area, Google Maps might be your best bet for finding your way around. Building work is underway at various locations to make the site safe, maybe this work will also include putting up a few signposts.
(Translated by Google) After many curves you can park at the top of the road. From here you have a great view over Metz. We took a tour of the fort. Beautiful paths with trees and some buildings can be seen along the way. Most of the buildings are secured, no way in. One part is currently being worked on. Maybe you can visit it later. It would also be nice if there was some information. We had informed ourselves in advance on the Internet. We really enjoyed the walk.
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Nach vielen Kurven kann man oben am Rand der Straße parken. Von hier hat man eine tolle Aussicht über Metz. Wir haben einen Rundweg durch das Fort gemacht. Schöne Pfade mit Bäumen und einige Gebäude sieht man auf dem Weg. Die meisten Gebäude sind gesichert, kein Reinkommen. In einem Teil wird zur Zeit gearbeitet. Vielleicht kann man es später besichtigen. Es wäre auch schön es gäbe ein paar Infos. Wir hatten uns vorab im Internet informiert. Der Spaziergang hat uns sehr gut gefallen.
(Translated by Google) Great ride! Be careful not to take shortcuts if you're not into cardio! I would happily go back! Beautiful view and super strong!
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Super balade ! Attention à ne pas prendre les raccourcis si le cardio ne suis pas ! J’y retournerais avec plaisir ! Belle vue et super fort !
(Translated by Google) Superb place for walks and getting some fresh air!
I never tire of many routes including the nature walk 3 and 4 to reach the summit. Walking and cycling route. A magnificent view of the city of Metz 👌You can also find some wartime works there.
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Superbe endroit pour les balades et s'aérer!
Je ne m'en lasse pas de nombreux parcours dont la balade nature 3 et 4 pour accéder au sommet.parcour pédestre et vélo.Une vue magnifique sur la ville de Metz 👌On peut y trouver également certains ouvrages de la guerre.
(Translated by Google) Very beautiful, quite poorly marked with GPS, you tend to get lost but it's worth it
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Très beau, assez mal indiqué les gps on tendance à se perdre mais ça vaut le coup
(Translated by Google) Very beautiful view of Metz, too bad the trees were high and it hid the view a little but a pleasant place to recharge your batteries and enjoy nature as it is, the deer show up from time to time
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Très belle vue sur Metz dommage que les arbres était haut et que sa cacher un peu la vue mais endroit agréable pour se ressourcer et profiter de la nature comme elle est les biches pointent le bout de leur nez de temps en temps
(Translated by Google) Calm and tranquility assured
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Calme et tranquilité assurée
Lake
Plan d’eau de Metz is a picturesque body of water that offers a tranquil setting for a leisurely stroll or a peaceful boat ride. It's the perfect spot to enjoy a delightful picnic while being serenaded by the gentle lapping of the water. Just a short distance from the heart of Metz, this beautiful location provides an ideal escape from the city. Whether it's snowing or not, visitors are sure to be captivated by its stunning beauty and serene atmosphere.
Love to go there, especially when it snows.
Bia R — Google review
Beautiful space
(Translated by Google) Unfortunately, the managers of the water body do not respect the decree of December 27, 2018 relating to the prevention, reduction and limitation of light pollution.
As a reminder: To limit the impacts of the proportion of blue light in artificial light spectra, the color temperature of outdoor lighting installations is limited to 3000 K, blue light is more than 8000 K.
Aquatic species are particularly sensitive to light pollution: rivers, bodies of water, lakes, ponds, river and maritime public domains, as well as the terrestrial part of the maritime public domains. On these, any direct lighting from lighting installations is prohibited.
Why do you constantly light the pontoons even when there are no boats?
As a reminder: Lighting highlighting heritage sites and parks and gardens is switched on no earlier than sunset and is switched off no later than 1 a.m.
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Malheureusement les gestionnaire du plan d'eau ne respectent pas l'arrêté du 27 décembre 2018 relatif à la prévention, à la réduction et à la limitation des nuisances lumineuses.
Pour rappel : Pour limiter les impacts de la proportion de la lumière bleue dans les spectres de lumière artificielle, la température de couleur des installations d'éclairage extérieur est limitée à 3000 K, la lumière bleue c'est plus de 8000 K.
Les espèces aquatiques étant particulièrement sensibles aux nuisances lumineuses : cours d’eau, plans d’eau, lacs, étangs, domaines publics fluvial et maritime, ainsi qu’à la partie terrestre du domaines publics maritime. Sur celles-ci, tout éclairage direct par les installations d’éclairage est interdit.
Pourquoi éclairez-vous non stop les pontons même lorsqu'il n'y a pas de bateaux ?
Pour rappel : Les éclairages de mise en lumière du patrimoine et des parcs et jardins sont allumés au plus tôt au coucher du soleil et sont éteints au plus tard à 1 heure du matin.
(Translated by Google) I went there for the first time in September and it’s really a beautiful place!
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J’y suis allé pour la première fois en septembre et c’est vraiment un bel endroit !
(Translated by Google) Lots of people but a good place to spend an afternoon in the sun
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Beaucoup de monde mais un bon endroit pour passer une après-midi au soleil
(Translated by Google) Very beautiful place. Often very lively.
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Tres bel endroit. Souvent bien animé
(Translated by Google) Peace, nature and relaxation close to the city center
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Calme, nature et détente à proximité du centre ville
Historical landmark
Place d'Armes Jacques-François Blondel is a magnificent square in Metz, France. It features the stunning St Etienne Cathedral, the tourist office, and the town hall. The square has historical significance as it was once known as Place d'Armes and was the site of a patriotic ceremony. Additionally, it hosts various events such as the Mirabelle Festival and the Metz Christmas market with attractions like the Big Wheel.
(Translated by Google) Beautiful Christmas market
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Marché noël beau
Karl C — Google review
Open space outside the cathedral for transportation needs and views of the cathedral.
(Translated by Google) Nice place, especially during the Christmas market.
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Schöner Platz, vorallem während des Weihnachtsmarkts.
(Translated by Google) The old city square of Metz. Wide and spacious. The most important thing is that it is not cluttered with anything and there are no parking lots or car traffic. There are quite a lot of historical and cultural values and attractions around that are perfectly visible. Starting from the square, the historical acquaintance with the Old city line of Metz begins. Cafes, restaurants, shopping stalls, boutiques, etc. fit harmoniously into the narrow streets everywhere. The city is neat and quite clean. It was nice to get to know it.
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Старинная городская площадь Metza. Широкая и просторная. Самое главное что ничем не загромождена и нет парковок и движения автомобилей. Вокруг достаточно большое количество историко культурных ценностей и достопримечательностей которые великолепно просматриваются. Начиная с площади начинается историческое знакомство с Старой городской чертой Меца. Везде гармонично вписываются в узких улочках кафе, рестораны,торговые ларьки, бутики и т.д. Город аккуратный и достаточно чистый. Было приятно с ним познакомиться.
(Translated by Google) Magnificent place in front of a super beautiful church 🥰
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Place magnifique en face d’une super belle église 🥰
(Translated by Google) A superb square. The splendor of Metz's Saint Stephen's Cathedral, the lantern of the good Lord, on one side, and the town hall, a superb creation of Marshal De Belle Isle, in the imposing and majestic neoclassical style. A place to visit if you come to my beautiful city of Metz!
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Une superbe place. La splendeur de la cathédrale Saint Étienne de Metz, la lanterne du bon dieu, d'un côté et la mairie, superbe production du maréchal De Belle Isle, dans le style néo classique imposant et majestueux. Un endroit à visiter si vous venez dans ma belle ville de Metz !
(Translated by Google) One evening, from Rue des Jardins, just before turning into the pretty little Rue du Vivier, the Big Wheel of the Metz Christmas market, which will occupy the Place d'Armes, in Metz until the end of the year 2021.
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Un soir, depuis la rue des jardins, juste avant de tourner dans la jolie petite rue du Vivier, la Grand Roue du marché de Noël de Metz, qui occupera la place d'armes, à Metz jusqu'à la fin de l'année 2021.
(Translated by Google) Magnificent place where you will find St Étienne Cathedral.
The tourist office and the town hall.
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Place magnifique ou vous trouverez la cathédrale St Étienne.
L'office du tourisme et l'hôtel de ville.
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Real estate developer
Jaumont Promotion stands out in the real estate landscape with its commitment to excellence and customer satisfaction. Known for their attentive approach, this team of seasoned professionals has been successfully managing property operations for many years. Clients rave about their friendly demeanor and responsiveness, often highlighting the seamless experience they provide when purchasing apartments. With a focus on quality service and a human touch, Jaumont Promotion ensures that every client feels valued throughout their journey.
(Translated by Google) I give 5 stars for the smiling, friendly side and availability of Ms. Battistutta. She calls back as soon as possible when she misses the call or when she is in an appointment. I bought my apartment in one of the buildings she built and frankly I am very satisfied with the services. And she quickly took care of the small adjustments at the start of construction that the whole apartment may need and when I compare with the other apartments in new buildings that my friends have bought and the problems they encountered, I say to myself that I was lucky to come across Ms. Battistutta. In any case, I highly recommend it, and if I had to change apartment one day, I would buy from her. Thank you.
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Je mets 5 étoiles pour le côté souriant, sympathique et la disponibilité de Mme Battistutta. Elle rappelle dans les meilleurs délais quand elle manque l'appel ou quand elle est en RV. J'ai acheté mon appartement dans un des immeubles qu'elle a construit et franchement je suis très satisfaite des prestation. Et elle a réglé rapidement les petits réglages du début de construction dont tout l'appartement peut avoir besoin et quand je compare avec les autres appartements dans d'immeubles neufs dont mes amis ont achetés et les problèmes qu'ils ont rencontrés, je me dis que j'ai eu de la chance de tomber sur Mme Battistutta. En tout cas je recommande vivement, et si je devais changer un jour d'appartement, je rachèterai chez elle. Merci à vous.
Parastoo P — Google review
(Translated by Google) To avoid. This promoter is not serious. Numerous defects. Broken water drain pipe under the tiles, causing moisture to rise into the walls. To resolve this problem, the construction manager, whose skills remain to be proven, suggested that I wait for it to dry and give it a lick of paint. Waterproofing of the terrace of the apartment above mine poorly done, causing water infiltration into my ceilings. Terrace cover promised at the time of purchase, but not realized. Numerous cracks in the walls. The passageways are so poorly designed, because they are exposed to wind and rain, that they start to “mold”. The facade plaster is coming loose in certain places. The slab of the collective box for the cars is completely cracked. I had ordered a bathtub, and to my great surprise no one contacted me to offer me a model. They automatically installed a mini bathtub for me, just big enough to wash a child, and what's more, it's slightly cracked. During the work, we were promised a site visit, which never took place. So I went to the construction site of my apartment alone. Fortunately, because during this "clandestine" visit I noticed that the water supply had not been installed in the planned location, as well as the electrical supply to the kitchen. In fact, the 2 have been reversed. After complaining, the manager replied that the kitchen designer only had to “adapt to the existing situation”. I had to fight to get this big mistake corrected. Furthermore, this developer tried to bill me for 6 spots installed by the kitchen designer, who had already billed me for them the first time. To top it off, the delivery deadline was not respected (2 months late). For a building that is only 6 years old, the damage is impressive. I'll stop here with the most important issues, because there are many more.
Word to the wise, hello.
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A éviter. Ce promoteur n'est pas sérieux. Nombreuses malfaçons. Canalisation d'évacuation d'eau cassée sous le carrelage, provoquant de l'humidité qui remonte dans les murs. Pour résoudre ce problème, le chef de travaux, dont les compétences restent à prouver, m'a proposé d'attendre que ça sèche et de donner un coup de peinture. Etanchéité terrasse de l'appartement situé au dessus du mien mal faite, provoquant des infiltrations d'eau dans mes plafonds. Couverture terrasse promise lors de l'achat, mais non réalisée. Nombreuses fissures dans les murs. Les coursives sont tellement mal conçues, car exposées au vent et à la pluie, qu'elles commencent à "moisir". Le crépis de la façade se détache à certains endroits. La dalle du box collectif pour les voitures est complètement lézardée. J'avais commandé une baignoire, et à ma grande surprise personne ne m'a contacté pour me proposer un modèle. D'office ils m'ont installé une mini baignoire juste assez grande pour laver un enfant et en plus elle est légèrement fendue. Pendant les travaux, une visite du chantier nous avait été promise, elle n'a jamais eu lieu. Je me suis donc rendue sur le chantier de mon appartement toute seule. Heureusement, car lors de cette visite "clandestine" je me suis aperçue que l'arrivée d'eau n'avait pas été installée à l'endroit prévu, ainsi que l'alimentation électrique de la cuisine. En fait, les 2 ont été inversées. Après réclamation, la gérante m'a répondu que le cuisiniste n'avait qu'à "s'adapter à l'existant". J'ai du batailler pour que cette grosse erreur soit rectifiée. Par ailleurs, ce promoteur a essayer de me facturer 6 spots installés par le cuisiniste, qui me les avait déjà facturés une première fois. Pour couronner le tout, le délais de livraison n'a pas été respecté (2 mois de retard). Pour un immeuble de 6 ans seulement, les dégradations sont impressionnantes. Je m'arrête là pour les problèmes les plus importants, car il y a encore beaucoup d'autres.
A bon entendeur, salut.
(Translated by Google) Jaumont promotion are professionals who know how to carry out and manage real estate operations for a long time. They are keen to do things well and are always attentive. I just bought my 2nd apartment with them, I am delighted. To recommend with your eyes closed!
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Jaumont promotion ce sont des professionnels qui savent faire et conduire des opérations immobilières de longue date. Ils ont le soucis de bien faire les choses et sont toujours à l'écoute. Je viens d'acheter mon 2ème appartement avec eux, je suis ravie. A recommander les yeux fermés !
(Translated by Google) For information, here is what I published on their FACEBOOK page but which was deleted by them.
I purchased an apartment in the town of Amnéville les Thermes from JAUMONT PROMOTION.
A very nice project on the brochure, but only on the brochure.
First of all, there was the failure to respect the delivery date but in truth, like all manufacturers these days; If it had only been that, there would have been no problem.
The latest finishes have all been botched, for many of my neighbors and myself
Neighbors find themselves with air and water entering through their windows and winter 2017 will be another winter for them without a window worthy of the name.
For my part, the acoustic insulation was poorly done, the balconies were not finished, the deeds signed before a notary were not respected: the accommodation was sold as complying with RT2012 and BBC certified, but after examination of the heating installation by a recognized professional on METZ, the accommodations painfully comply with RT2005, the BBC certificates are still not transmitted, the accommodations were sold with heat pump: no presence of this installation which was paid for.
The best part of all this is the boiler room as well as all the hot water and heating pipes: the pipes pass 30 centimeters above the roof and are not insulated!!!! the energy bill is unspeakable.
The boiler and especially its equipment were purchased at a discount to avoid too much expense. The acids released by the boiler have been “sent” to the roof for 2 years, which attacks the roof.
Despite the fact that the housing was purchased new and the co-ownership is not even 2 years old, we must schedule interventions which should normally be the responsibility of the seller/builder but which will be for our benefit. Our existing Trustee (recognized on METZ) cannot even get feedback on the non-workmanship or poor workmanship of the co-ownership despite all these different letters.
In conclusion, I strongly advise you not to simply believe their words and cover yourself as much as possible or even move on…..
If you ever want photos of what they actually do, don't hesitate to contact me!!!
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Pour information voici ce que j'avais publié sur leur page FACEBOOK mais qui a été supprimé par leur soins.
J’ai procéder à l’achat d’un appartement sur la commune d’amnéville les thermes auprès de JAUMONT PROMOTION.
Un très beau projet sur la plaquette, mais uniquement sur la plaquette.
Tout d’abord, il y a eu le non-respect de la date de livraison mais à vrai dire, comme tous les constructeurs de nos jours ; si cela n’avait été que ça, il n’y aurait eu aucun problème.
Les dernières finitions ont toutes été bâclées, pour bon nombre de mes voisins et moi-même
Des voisins se retrouve avec des entrées d'air et d'eau par leur fenêtre et l’hiver 2017, sera pour eux encore un hiver sans fenêtre digne de ce nom.
Pour ma part, l’isolation acoustique a été mal faite, les balcons ne sont pas finis, les actes signés devant notaire n’ont pas été respectés : les logements ont été vendus comme respectant la RT2012 et certifiés BBC,mais après examen de l’installation de chauffage par un professionnel reconnu sur METZ, les logements respectent péniblement la RT2005, les certificats BBC sont toujours non transmis, les logements ont été vendus avec pompe à chaleur : aucune présence de cette installation qui a été payée.
Le meilleur dans tout ceci est le local de la chaufferie ainsi que toutes les conduites d’eau chaude et de chauffage : les conduites passent à 30 centimètres au-dessus du toit et ne sont pas isolées !!!! la facture énergétique est innommable.
La chaudière et surtout ses équipements ont été achetés au rabais pour éviter trop de dépenses. Les acides rejetés par la chaudière sont depuis 2 ans « envoyés » sur le toit ce qui attaque la toiture.
Malgré le faite que les logements ont été achetés neufs et que la copropriété n’a même pas 2 ans, nous devons programmer des interventions qui devrait être normalement à la charge du vendeur/constructeur mais qui seront pour notre pomme. Notre Syndic en place (reconnu sur METZ) n’arrive même pas à avoir un retour sur les non-façons ou malfaçons de la copropriété malgré tous ces différents courriers.
En conclusion, je vous déconseille vivement de simplement croire leurs dires et de vous couvrirent au maximum voir même de passer votre chemin …..
Si jamais vous voulez des photos de ce qu’ils font en réalité, n’hésitez pas à me contacter !!!
(Translated by Google) A great team, efficient and attentive to its customers
I highly recommend
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Une belle équipe, efficace et à l’écoute de ses clients
Je recommande vivement
(Translated by Google) Amazing that this box is still running. I only have one piece of advice, run AWAY.
(Original)
Incroyable que cette boite tourne toujours. Je n’ai qu’un conseil, fuyez LOIN.
(Translated by Google) Carnage! Too bad we can't put 0... sell such expensive apartments, and not know how to finish them.
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Un carnage ! Dommage que nous puissions pas mettre 0.. vendre des appartements aussi chers, et ne pas savoir les terminer.
(Translated by Google) Beautiful apartment, very good service, very human team, above all, don't change anything.
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Bel appartement très belle prestation , équipe très humaine surtout ne changez rien .
21 Rue Charles Petre, 57000 Metz, France•
Economic development agency
INSPIRE METZ is the go-to agency for an unforgettable experience in Metz Metropole. The newly renovated reception area offers a bright and pleasant atmosphere, with attentive staff providing valuable advice. Additionally, the agency is labeled Accueil Velo, making it convenient for visitors arriving by bike. One of their popular offerings is the torchlight tour of the cathedral and medieval streets, where a passionate guide in a purple cape shares captivating stories and anecdotes about the city's history.
(Translated by Google) Metz by torchlight
Guided tour of the cathedral and the streets in the medieval walls of Metz, by lantern light. Little stories and anecdotes in the history of the city, our charming guide in a purple cape shared with us her passion for her city...
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Metz aux flambeaux
Visite guidée de la cathédrale et des rues dans l'enceinte médiévale de Metz, à la lumière de lanternes. Petites histoires et anecdotes dans l'histoire de la ville, notre charmante guide en cape violette nous a partagé sa passion pour sa ville...
Muriel D — Google review
(Translated by Google) The organization of our professional event was greatly facilitated by the availability, attentive listening and rigor of the follow-up carried out by our contact. Our employees and management were delighted with their day and seduced by the location and the beautiful city of Metz. I highly recommend.
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L'organisation de notre évènement professionnel a été grandement facilité par la disponibilité, l'écoute attentive et la rigueur du suivi effectué par notre interlocuteur. Nos collaborateurs et la direction ont été ravis de leur journée et séduits par le lieu et la belle ville de Metz. Je recommande vivement.
(Translated by Google) Our PLG trade show at the Château de Pange on June 13, 2025, was a huge success. The venue is magnificent. The welcome was perfect. Our clients and suppliers were all delighted.
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Notre salon PLG au Château de Pange le 13 juin 2025 a été une très grande réussite. Le lieu est magnifique. L'accueil était parfait. Nos clients et fournisseurs ont tous été conquis.
(Translated by Google) The agency reception has been completely renovated, the premises are pleasant and bright. The staff is attentive and gives good advice. The little extra, for visitors by bike, Inspire Metz is labeled Accueil Vélo!
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L'accueil de l'agence a été entièrement rénové, les locaux sont agréables et lumineux. Le personnel est attentionné et de bon conseil. Le petit plus, pour les visiteurs à vélo, Inspire Metz est labellisé Accueil Vélo !
2 Pl. d'Armes, 57000 Metz, France•
Religious destination
The Cathedral of Metz is a stunning display of master craftsmanship, particularly evident in the exquisite stained glass windows by Valentin Bousch. Located at the southern end of the transept, these windows are framed by delicate late Gothic tracery and were commissioned by Canon Otto Savin and created between 1521 and 1527.
(Translated by Google) I loved visiting Metz Cathedral because it reveals the great skill of the master builders, particularly the master glassmaker Valentin Bousch with his magnificent stained glass windows.
At the bottom of the southern right arm of the cathedral's transept, magnificently cut out by fine networks of late Gothic style, the bay serves as a setting for the sumptuous stained glass windows of Valentin Bousch. These stained glass windows were commissioned by Canon Otto Savin and executed from 1521 to 1527. The artist depicts characters in pairs on three levels, creating an architectural and trompe l'oeil frame for each pair of characters.
On the first level are housed holy figures dressed in rich ecclesiastical vestments, wearing tiaras and holding crosiers. These are the holy bishops of Metz. They are placed under deep arcades. Above the arcades runs an entablature regularly perforated by a deep circular opening, of the same depth as the arcades and whose interior is polylobed and cut into gear teeth. Between these bays is placed each time a drum of fluted column surrounded by cherubs sitting on flowering branches and standing out against a blue background. Under the second saint from the left, Saint Sigonus is read the year 1527. In the arcade located on the far right and represented a kneeling and praying character, it is Evrard Marlier, nephew of Otto Savin who participated financially in the creation of these stained glass windows. At the intermediate level are placed saints and we can see from left to right, Saint Barbara, Saint Catherine, Saint Mary with the child in her arms, Saint Anne, Saint Madeleine, Saint Helena with a monumental cross placed sideways to indicate the depth of space, Saint Apolline and Saint Marguerite. These saints are again placed in pairs. Their name is written on the architrave in golden letters. Note that these characters are placed so that they seem to be in conversation and animated by an intense life.
At the third and final level, the presentation of the characters is still different. Here again appear seven bishops of Metz and on the far right, kneeling and in prayer and represented the sponsor, Canon Otton Savin above whom his name is indicated in gold letters on a black background, in a frame suspended in bias. Under the two lancets on the left, the two bishops face each other and are placed under an architrave, surmounted by vases, on which their names are engraved. Below ground level there are scrolls where two letters O and S stand out from left to right. The following four saints are all grouped between two columns and stand out against a background of red hangings. We notice under the saint on the left the letter O and under that on the right the letter. The two figures on the right are placed in a setting similar to that at the other end and they are turned towards each other. Beneath them we see again the letters O and S. If we raise our gaze again in the direction of the quatrefoils which surmount the last row of Saints, we notice the presence of four Fathers of the Church. In the tracery we see another vintage, that of 1521, indicated in Roman numerals on the left, and Arabic on the right, the date which indicates the start of the work.
Finally, dominating the entire composition, the summit rose is treated as a vibrant and brilliant golden star embodying divine light surrounded by cherub heads.
I attach photographs that I took to illustrate my remarks. Please put a “like” under the photos to encourage me in my approach. THANKS.
To continue our visit to Metz, we can head towards the Cloche d'Or museum, then towards the Ste Ségolène church which is located on the heights of the hill, then towards this old private mansion, the Saint-Livier hotel. nearby, then towards Place Ste Croix...
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Enjoy your visit. Best regards, Eric Tison. F-57 Metz.
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J'ai adoré visiter la cathédrale de Metz car elle est révélatrice de la très grande adresse des maîtres d'oeuvre et notemment le maître verrier Valentin Bousch avec ses magnifiques vitraux.
Au fond du bras droit sud du transept de la cathédrale, magnifiquement découpée par de fins réseaux de style gothique tardif, la baie sert d'écrin au somptueux vitraux de Valentin Bousch. Ces vitraux furent commandés par le chanoine Otto Savin et exécutés de 1521 à 1527. L'artiste met en scène des personnages par paires sur trois niveaux en créant pour chaque couple de personnages un cadre architecturé et en trompe l'oeil.
Au premier niveau sont logés de saints personnages vêtus de riches vêtements ecclésiastiques, coiffés de la tiare et tenant la crosse. Il s'agit des saints évêques de Metz. Ils sont placés sous de profondes arcades. Au-dessus des arcades court un entablement régulièrement ajouré par une profonde ouverture circulaire, de la même profondeur que les arcades et dont l'intérieur est polylobé et découpé en dents d'engrenage. Entre ces baies est placé chaque fois un tambour de colonne cannelée entouré d'angelots assis sur des branchages fleuris et se détachant sur un fond bleu. Sous le deuxième saint en partant de la gauche, saint Sigonus se lit le millésime 1527. Dans l'arcade située à l'extrême droite et représenté un personnage agenouillé et en prière, il s'agit d'Evrard Marlier, neveu d'Otton Savin qui participa financièrement à la réalisation de ces vitraux. Au niveau intermédiaire sont placées des saintes et l'on peut voir de gauche à droite, sainte Barbe, sainte Catherine, sainte Marie avec l'enfant dans ses bras, sainte Anne, sainte Madeleine, Sainte Hélène avec une croix monumentale placée de biais pour indiquer la profondeur de l'espace, sainte Apolline et sainte Marguerite. Ces saintes sont à nouveau placées par paires. Leur nom est inscrit sur l'architrave en lettres dorée. On notera que ces personnages sont placés de sorte qu'il semblent en conversation et animés d'une vie intense.
Au troisième et dernier niveau, la mise en scène des personnages est encore différente. Ici à nouveau figurent sept évêques de Metz et à l'extrême droite, agenouillé et en prière et représenté le commanditaire, le chanoine Otton Savin au-dessus duquel son nom est indiqué en lettres d'or sur fond noir, dans un cadre suspendu en biais. Sous les deux lancettes de gauche, les deux évêques se font face et sont placés sous une architrave, surmontée de vases, où est gravé leur nom. Sous le niveau du sol sont figurées des volutes où se détachent de gauche à droite deux lettres O et S. Les quatre saints suivants sont tous regroupés entre deux colonnes et se détachent sur un fond de tenture rouge. On remarque sous le saint de gauche la lettre O et sous celui de droite la lettre. Les deux personnages de droite sont placés dans un décor semblable à celui de l'autre extrémité et ils sont tournés l'un vers l'autre. Sous eux se voit à nouveau les lettres O et S. Si l'on élève encore le regard en direction des quadrilobes qui surmontent la dernière rangée de Saints, on remarque la présence de quatre Pères de l'Église. Dans les remplages se voient un autre millésime celui de 1521 indiqué en chiffre romains à gauche, et arabe à droite, date qui indique le début du travaux.
Enfin, dominant toute la composition, la rose sommitale est traitée comme un astre d'or vibrant et brillant incarnant la lumière divine entourée de têtes d'angelots.
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Pour poursuivre notre visite de Metz, nous pouvons nous diriger vers le musée de la Cloche d or, puis vers l'église Ste Ségolène qui se trouve sur les hauteurs de la colline, puis vers cet ancien Hôtel particulier, l'hôtel Saint-Livier à proximité, puis vers la place Ste Croix...
Svp, mettre « un like ou utile » pour m'encourager dans ma démarche.
Bonne visite. Best regards, Eric Tison. F-57 Metz.
Eric T — Google review
Pl. de la Cathédrale, 57000 Metz, France•
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Église Notre-Dame de l'Assomption is a stunning church located on Rue de la Chevre in Metz, France. It is part of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Metz and boasts a beautiful interior that is definitely worth visiting. The church has been described as magnificent, making it a must-see attraction for visitors to the area.
(Translated by Google) The interior is beautiful, you have to visit it
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L intérieur est tes beau il faut la visiter
Bernard K — Google review
(Translated by Google) Gorgeous
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Magnifique
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Parking 1h gratuite-Rue Dupont des Loges is a convenient option for those exploring the charming streets of Metz. This free one-hour parking allows visitors to easily access local attractions, including the stunning Saint-Etienne Cathedral, where you can admire the monument dedicated to the Sacred Bishop of Metz. He played a significant role during a tumultuous time in history and was known for his spiritual resistance against German authorities.
58 Rue Dupont des Loges, 57000 Metz, France•
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Moyen Pont is a charming and picturesque bridge located in a quaint village. It is known for its stunning architecture and historical significance, attracting visitors from near and far. The bridge offers breathtaking views of the surrounding natural beauty, making it a popular spot for photography enthusiasts. Visitors can also enjoy leisurely walks along the bridge while taking in the serene atmosphere.
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Chapelle Du Sacré Cœur is a charming and peaceful chapel located in the heart of a bustling city. The chapel boasts stunning architecture with intricate details and beautiful stained glass windows. Visitors can experience a sense of tranquility as they step inside this sacred space, away from the hustle and bustle outside. Whether you're seeking spiritual solace or simply want to admire the artistry of the building, Chapelle Du Sacré Cœur offers a serene retreat for all who enter.
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Église Saint-Étienne-le-Dépenné is a stunning example of Gothic architecture, towering over the surrounding buildings in the historic Colline Sainte-Croix area.
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Rue Saint-Clément, formerly known as rue Taison, is a charming cobbled street in Metz with a fascinating legend. According to the story, the city's first Bishop, Saint Clement, defeated the terrifying dragon Graoully by leading it from its lair along this narrow road to the River Seille. As you wander along this picturesque street lined with boutiques and cafes, don't forget to look up and spot the representation of the Graoully hanging above you.
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Av. Robert Schuman is a charming avenue that pays homage to the influential figure who once resided in the quaint village of Scy-Chazelles, just 5 kilometers from Metz. Visitors can explore Robert Schuman's House, which has been transformed into a public site and now serves as the headquarters for the Moselle Departmental Council. This historic location is conveniently situated across from a stunning 13th-century fortified church, where Schuman himself rests in peace.
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When exploring "All. Marc Chagall," many visitors are naturally drawn to the stunning Chagall windows located in the north transept arm and the north gallery of the ambulatory. However, art enthusiasts should also take a moment to appreciate remarkable pieces by other notable twentieth-century artists. Among them is Jacques Villon, who was not only an accomplished artist but also the older brother of Marcel Duchamp.
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Verlaine is a charming destination that captivates visitors with its unique blend of culture and natural beauty. Nestled in a picturesque setting, it offers an array of activities for travelers seeking both adventure and relaxation. The local cuisine is a delightful experience, showcasing traditional flavors that reflect the region's rich heritage. Whether you're exploring scenic trails or indulging in culinary delights, Verlaine promises unforgettable moments that will leave you enchanted.
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The New Temple in Metz, Alsace and Lorraine is a stunning Protestant place of worship housed in a neo-Romanesque building that was inaugurated in 1904. Inspired by the Rhine cathedrals of Speyer and Worms, this temple showcases a medieval look despite being constructed in the early twentieth century. The dark sandstone construction material contrasts with the local Jaumont limestone of the surrounding buildings.
I did not expect Metz to be this beautiful, and one of the reason was this area with the river and New Temple.
No matter what time you visit, daytime or evening, it is always gorgeous here and it seems to be some kind of fairytale setting here.
Cannot miss when in Metz!
Stephen — Google review
Attractive architecture and a stunning view of the Metz River. Metz wonderful city.
Beautiful old church in a fab location on a promontory on the Moselle River. Very peaceful garden area with views across the river on both sides.
The temple is beautiful from whatever angle. Best views across the bridge close to it. Peaceful place to visit, walk around or to even read if it’s not cold. Not that advisable to go after a heavy rain as it can get muddy.
It’s worth a visit! From there you can walk to Plan d’eau.
A fairytale inspired building if I had to guess! Quiet, beautiful and stunning. I couldn't go inside but I could walk all round the outside
Beautiful temple built in 1900 in a neo-Romanesque style. It is with seeing especially if your in the area.
Temple Neuf is a stunning neo‑Romanesque Protestant church built from 1901–04 on the Île du Petit‑Saulcy, contrasted by grey Vosges sandstone. It sits by the Moselle and looks magical, especially at night with its reflection on the water. Accessible, peaceful, and culturally alive, it’s a top photo spot and a beloved Metz landmark!
A lovely spot by the river.
Pl. de la Comédie, 57000 Metz, France•
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The Saint Martin Church of Metz is an historic Catholic church located in the Metz-Centre area. The patron saint is Bishop Martin of Tours. The church has a rich history and is an important part of the community. It is a popular place for religious observances and concerts.
This church is one of the oldest parishes of Metz. Built on the old Roman ramparts, it is unusual as it does not have a facade and the south transept is shortened.
What is amazing are the stained glass windows.
The windows, dating from 1881 are the work of Metz’s Laurent-Charles Maréchal, master glazier and leader of the School of Metz, whose work can be found throughout the city.
Definately worth a visit.
Robin I — Google review
✨ A very special place where history and modern art meet.
The Romanesque church is beautiful with its old arches and stone walls, but what makes it unique is the exhibitions inside. The mix of medieval architecture and contemporary installations creates a strong emotional feeling — like a bridge between past and future.
If you want more than a normal tourist visit, come here. You will not only see history but also feel culture in a new way. A perfect stop for art and history lovers!
This beautiful Catholic church in Metz is considered to be one of the oldest church and dedicated to Saint Martin de Tours. Discovered this by accident as I was heading back to the station and noticed the bell tower. Being an old church, it's history traced back to the Gallo-Roman era and remnants of that period is still evident in the church, especially the Gallo-Roman enclosure on the church portal and the "narthex", like a vestibule before the nave. Besides being remarkably spectacular inside, I was intrigued by the "Stations of the Cross" displays all on one wall; the right side of the nave! The nave is actually slightly raised and flanked by rows of columns towards the transept. The liturgical choir is of early sixteenth century flamboyant style and quite elegant. There are some impressive stained-glass windows inside with a beautiful grandstand organ. Highly recommended to visit and admire this beautiful old church as it's right in the center of the "French side" of Metz, about fifteen minutes walk from Metz railway station.
Excellent mass on Sunday with lovely music
Beautiful
Iconic church in Metz
Beautiful little church
Nice historical church
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The Église Sainte-Ségolène is a small church in need of renovation, but the inside is very beautiful with blue seals and great paintings on the walls. It's a great surprise to find free entrance.
A very nice church, with beautiful windows and wall paintings. A nice place to visit, it is cool inside in summer
Henk B — Google review
Superbe ! Small church who need rénovation but the inside is beautiful. Sealing is blue ! Great paintings on the wall... Great surprise. Free entrance.
Such a blessed place!
Truly beautiful church. Don't miss the gargoyles around it.
Beautiful place.
I love this église , I highly recommend to visit it.
Very beautiful place but visited only outside
Picturesque church which rings with a distinctive, musical tune.
14 Rue des Capucins, 57000 Metz, France•
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Église Notre-Dame-de-L'Assomption, located in the heart of Metz, is a less famous but charming church with a rich history. Despite its smaller size compared to other renowned cathedrals, it offers magnificent stained glass windows and an impressive organ arrangement for contemplation. The church has witnessed significant events from the laying of its first stone to final restorations, making it a treasure trove of French heritage.
Heard a fantastic organ recital last week.
Jonas R — Google review
On 16 July 2024, my wife and I tried to find it. But we were initially distracted by the nice restaurants in the vicinity. It was much smaller than we expected.
Amen
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Nice one ⛪
Pokemon !!!!
(Translated by Google) A forgotten spot in Metz. Well worth a visit, with beautiful ornaments and stained glass.
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Vergeten plekje in Metz. Bezoeken waard, mooie ornamenten en glas in lood.
(Translated by Google) One of the most beautiful churches in Metz, a high place of French history and incredible stained glass windows. To discover
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Une des plus belle église de Metz , un haut lieu de l’Historie de France et des vitraux incroyables. À découvrir
21 Rue de la Chèvre, 57000 Metz, France•
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The Église Saint-Eucaire, a charming and small Catholic church, lacks regular attendance from visitors. It remains tranquil and beautiful, providing a serene environment for those who visit. The aesthetic appeal of this magnificent church is undeniable.
The Saint-Eucaire church, begun in the 5th century and withstood the testof time, though the church got repaired and added to throughout the ages. For instance, the beautiful stained glass is from mid 19th century.
The church has one of the relics of Saint Blaise brought back by the Crusaders. Since 1552, it has been the seat of the brotherhood of Saint-Blaise.
Every year a pilgrimage to Saint Blaise takes place there. Tradition has it that, on every February 3rd, people come to have brioche buns marked reminding them of the saint's martyrdom and obtain healing or protection against sore throats.
Saint Blaise has been relied upon as a healer of sore throats ever since he saved a young boy choking on a fishbone.
The church itself is very peaceful and contains some murals that are being restored.
Robin I — Google review
Cute tiny church with no visitors. We were the only people there and that was spiritual.
Very peaceful and gorgeous.
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Gorgeous church
(Translated by Google) A small, very old Catholic church. It is rather inconspicuous and hidden in the medieval streets of Metz. Quite ascetic compared to other churches, but with a very long and interesting historical past. She is also ready to celebrate Christmas!
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Невеличка дуже старовинна католицька церква. Вона досить непомітна та сховалася у середньовічних вуличках Метц. Доволі аскетична, у порівняні з іншими церквами, але з дуже великим та цікавим історичним минулим. Вона вже теж готова зустрічати Різдво!
(Translated by Google) If you love visiting churches, you can't miss this one in Metz. It's somewhat hidden among the houses, but it's also beautiful.
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Als je gek bent op het bezoeken van kerken kun je in Metz ook deze kerk niet overslaan. Ligt wat verscholen tussen de huizen, maar is ook prachtig.
(Translated by Google) Walking west through the German Gate on the east side of the old town of Metz, you will pass this quiet little church. It is said that the relics of Saint Bernard were brought back here by the Crusaders. Founded in the fifth century and rebuilt in the twelfth century, it is more historic than Metz Cathedral.
Personally, I think this church has the most beautiful sculptures and stained windows among the eight major churches in Metz. Don’t miss it because it is inconspicuous.
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穿过梅茨老城东侧的德国门向西走去，就会经过这座安静的小教堂。据说圣伯拉削的遗物被十字军带回到这里。始建于五世纪，十二世纪重建，比梅茨主教座堂更有历史。
个人认为这座教堂拥有梅茨八座主要教堂中最漂亮的雕塑与彩窗，千万不要因为不起眼而错过。
18 Rue Saint-Eucaire, 57000 Metz, France•
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The Church of Saint-Trace-de-L'Enfant-Jésus de Mez is a Catholic church in the new town of Mez, France. Designed by architect Roger-Henri Expert and architect Messin Theophile Dedun, it stands on the former site of the Monastery of St. Anoulde.
A futuristic masterpiece. Something Ridley Scott would have been proud to create. One of the most interesting churches visited.
Bri S — Google review
This is a must-see in Metz. It's unlike any church I've ever seen. It's stunning inside and out. On a Saturday afternoon i practically had the place to myself. It was a profound experience being in this space. I love the entire atmosphere the architecture and lighting creates. It's only a few minutes walk from the train station. I encourage everyone to visit.
Although designed in the 1930s, construction was delayed by WW2. The Église Sainte-Thérèse was eventually inaugurated in 1954. Sadly, the imposing exterior has not aged very well. The interior is very impressive. The stained-glass accentuates the vaulted roof structure and surrounds the interior with shafts of light and colour. Quite remarkable. Furniture and decoration appear mostly in keeping with the building's Art déco origins. A fundraising campaign is underway to pay for essential restoration work.
Very interesting concept of a church atmosphere
is this a secular country??!! It should be called the Republic of the Zoombies! It is enough to come to the neighborhood crowned by this sarcastic church that deafens the entire town ten times a day to the sound of its horrific bells that, of course, do nothing but torment, since THERE IS NO RELIGIOUS OFFICE, only torment! Sundays 8AM have the luxury of waking up the people! Is there anyone who can measure the impact they cause..? I never heard anything like it, 15 min of torment several times a day and no one even complains!!!!!
Terrible concrete church from the 70s
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31 Rue de Verdun, 57000 Metz, France•
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The Catholic Church is a large, international organization that teaches its followers about the one true god. The church also provides social services for people in need. It is headquartered in Metz, France.
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Tatevik M — Google review
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(Translated by Google) Another link in Messin's important heritage, to be discovered in the Pontiffroy district.
Saint Clément, whose facade is somewhat reminiscent of that of a Roman church, on this quiet square in the middle of greenery, is rich in its centuries-old history and deserves an in-depth visit.
Former Abbey, adjoining, which now houses the Lorraine Regional Council.
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Encore un maillon de l'important Patrimoine Messin, à découvrir dans le quartier du Pontiffroy.
Saint Clément, dont la façade évoque un peu celle d'une église Romaine, sur cette place si calme au milieu de verdure, est riche de son histoire séculaire et mérite une visite approfondie.
Ancienne Abbaye, attenante, qui abrite maintenant le Conseil Régional de Lorraine.
(Translated by Google) Taking advantage of an exceptional opening, I took the plunge and discovered this place. It was now or...never😉✨
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Profitant d une ouverture exceptionnelle j ai franchi le pas en découvrant ce lieu. C était l occasion ou...jamais😉✨
(Translated by Google) The church was closed but the square is worth the detour!
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L’église était fermée mais la place vaut le détour !
(Translated by Google) Magnificent church to visit, I attended the “Constellations” show on the facade of the church.
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Magnifique église à visiter, j'avais assisté au spectacle "Constellations" sur la façade de l'église.
(Translated by Google) Beautiful church, shame about all the pamphlets on the posts
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Mooie kerk, jammer van alle pamfletten aan de palen
1 Pl. Gabriel Hocquard, 57000 Metz, France•
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Nestled in the heart of France, St. Simon St. Jude Church is a captivating historical gem that dates back to 1735. This charming church not only serves as a place of worship but also boasts an active community dedicated to its rich heritage. It was originally part of a fortification project along the scenic Moselle River and stands out for being one of the few Presbyterian churches in predominantly Catholic France.
Built in 1735, this chuech still has an active community. It was part of a building project of a fort along the Moselle. It is a church dedicated to Sain Jude and Saint Simon.
Saint Simon created a political and economic ideology known as Saint-Simonianism that claimed that the needs of an industrial class, which he also referred to as the working class, needed to be recognized and fulfilled to have an effective society and an efficient economy.
Saint Jude was one of the 12 apostles of Jesus.
Robin I — Google review
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Cool
Beautiful church
(Translated by Google) The exterior lighting is excessive, do you see the impressive beam of light going towards the sky?
This is not in accordance with the Order of December 27, 2018 relating to the prevention, reduction and limitation of light pollution.
The black lines of Metz Métropole are limited to the proximity of known bat roosts. This church is very close to a known bat roost, all the more reason to turn off the lights and specify the limits of the Trames Noires in the PLUi.
I understand well that it is not the clergy who puts on the lights but Metz Métropole and the city and Metz, but the clergy still has a role to play in terms of lighting their places of worship when they destroy biodiversity.
Photo taken in May 2024 and October 2024 around 11:30 p.m.
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L’éclairage extérieur est excessif, vous voyez l’impressionnant faisceau de lumière qui va vers le ciel ?
Ce n’est pas en accord avec l’Arrêté du 27 décembre 2018 relatif à la prévention, à la réduction et à la limitation des nuisances lumineuses.
Les trames noires de Metz Métropole se limitent à la proximité de gîtes de chiroptères connus. Cette église est très proche d'un gîte de chiroptères connu, raison de plus pour éteindre les lumières et de préciser dans le PLUi les limites des Trames Noires.
Je comprends bien que ce n'est pas le clergé qui met les lumières mais Metz Métropole et la ville et Metz, mais le clergé à tout de même un rôle à jouer pour ce qui est de l'éclairage de ses lieux de culte lorsqu'ils détruisent la biodiversité.
Photo prise en mai 2024 et en octobre 2024 vers 23:30.
(Translated by Google) The Presbyterian Church in Catholic France is already unusual and interesting. The church dedicated to Saints Simon and Judas (just do not confuse him with Judas Iscariot; the name Judas was one of the most common in those distant times) is even more unusual and interesting. After all, practically nothing is known about the holy apostles Simon and Judas from the canonical Gospels. The evangelists mention them only four times, and even introduce some inconsistency regarding their names. Luke calls Simon a Zealot (Zealot), and Mark and Matthew call him a Canaanite. In fact, both of these words (in Greek and Aramaic) mean the same thing - “zealot”, and most likely indicate the Apostle’s involvement in the Jewish religious-eschatological movement of those times. The situation is even more complicated with Judas: Luke calls him Judas of Jacob (i.e., the brother of James), Mark - Thaddeus (that is, brave, generous), Matthew - Levvi, nicknamed Thaddeus. As Judas (not Iscariot), John also knows him. Most likely, Judas Thaddeus was the brother of the Apostle James the Younger, that is, a relative of Jesus Christ. These saints are approached with a request to resolve the most hopeless situations (it is believed that Jesus himself advised St. Brigid to do this). Perhaps that is why the Church of Saints Simon and Jude literally breathes purity, touching tenderness and modesty. We walked towards it across the Bridge of the Dead on purpose, having seen from afar an unusual, seemingly cut-off Baroque silhouette without a spire. And they didn’t regret it. Its facade in the German Baroque style greatly adorns the Place de France and the green square. The church was built at the hospital - it seems around 1870. Today it stands on an island, in the center of a beautiful, quiet and well-kept area. It's a shame that there is no information about her on the Internet. Opposite is the wonderful park de la Cavalerie above the Moselle. Beauty and peace!
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Пресвитерианская церковь в католической Франции - это уже необычно и интересно. Церковь, посвящённая святым Симону и Иуде (только не путайте его с Иудой Искариотом; имя Иуда было одним из самых распространённых в те далёкие времена) - это ещё более необычно и интересно. Ведь о святых апостолах Симоне и Иуде из канонических Евангелий не известно практически ничего. Евангелисты упоминают их всего четыре раза, при этом даже вносят некоторое несоответствие касательно их имен. Лука именует Симона Зилотом (Зелотом), а Марк и Матфей – Кананитом. На самом деле, оба эти слова (на греческом и арамейском) означают одно и то же – «ревнитель», и скорее всего, указывают на причастность Апостола к иудейскому религиозно-эсхатологическому течению тех времен. Еще сложнее дело обстоит с Иудой: Лука называет его Иудой Иаковлевым (т.е. братом Иакова), Марк – Фаддеем (то есть отважным, великодушным), Матфей – Леввием, прозванным Фаддеем, Как Иуду (не Искариота) знает его также Иоанн. Скорее всего, Иуда Фаддей был братом апостола Иакова младшего, то есть родственником Иисуса Христа. К этим святым обращаются с просьбой о разрешении самых безнадёжных ситуаций (считается, что сам Иисус советовал так поступать св. Бригитте). Может быть, поэтому церковь святых Симона и Иуды буквально дышит чистотой, трогательной нежностью и скромностью. Мы шли к ней через мост Мёртвых специально, увидев издалека необычный, как будто срезанный барочный силуэт без шпиля. И не пожалели об этом. Её фасад в стиле немецкого барокко очень украшает площадь Франции и зелёный сквер. Церковь была построена при госпитале - похоже, около 1870 года. Сегодня она стоит на острове, в центре прекрасного, тихого и ухоженного района. Жалко, что о ней нет никакой информации в Интернете. Напротив - чудесный парк de la Cavalerie над Мозелем. Красота и покой!
(Translated by Google) Very nice place in a very nice neighborhood.
All nearby pizzeria, kebab.
A beautiful view of the cathedral and beautiful island church.
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Très jolie place dans un quartier très sympa.
Tous à côté pizzeria, kebab.
Une belle vue sur la cathédrale et église belle île.
(Translated by Google) As for beliefs, it must be a good church, after all, everyone has their own faith, even when they try to force you, everyone keeps their own faith.
(Original)
Pour les croyances ça doit être une bonne église après chacun sa foi même quand on essaie de te forcerc hacun garde sa foire
6 Pl. de France, 57000 Metz, France•
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Chapel
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The Miserericorde Chapel is a centuries-old building located in Rue de la Chssvre, in the Metz Centre district, opposite Notre Dame Cathedral. It is dedicated to the mercy of God and used for religious services. The chapel features a unique stained glass window designed by Jean Morin.
(Translated by Google) Ho little secret passage 💝
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Ho petit passage secret 💝
Prisca A — Google review
34 Rue de la Chèvre, 57000 Metz, France•
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Catholic church
Église Sainte-Lucie de Vallières is a beautiful medieval-style church with a square bell tower and a bright interior. The church is seeking funds to address climate damage by transitioning to LED lighting, improving heating, and insulation. It has been praised for its top priest and choir, making it the most beautiful church in the eyes of many visitors. Despite being visited for unfortunate events, it remains a pretty and luminous place worth visiting.
(Translated by Google) My paternal grandparents were married there, my parents too.
My grandfather was the organist there until 1999, the year he died.
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Mes grands-parents paternels s'y sont mariés, mes parents également.
Mon grand-père y était l'organiste jusqu'en 1999, année de son décès.
Jeanin R — Google review
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(Translated by Google) Beautiful church in Vallières first time I go to this medieval style church with its pretty interior square bell tower
(Original)
Belle église a Vallières première fois que je vais dans cette église style médiéval avec son clocher carré intérieur jolie
(Translated by Google) A magnificent church to visit
(Original)
Une magnifique église à visiter
(Translated by Google) Very beautiful church I went there twice for unfortunate events
(Original)
Très belle église j'y suis allé 2 fois pour des événements malheureux
(Translated by Google) The most beautiful church in my eyes, with a top priest and choir.
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La plus belle église à mes yeux, avec un prêtre et une chorale au top.
(Translated by Google) Very beautiful church and a wonderful priest 😉!!! Very nice mass, thank you 😊.
(Original)
Très belle église et un prêtre formidable 😉!!! Très belle messe, merci 😊.
(Translated by Google) A very understanding loan with children. My daughter's baptism went very well
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Un prête très compréhensif avec les enfants. Le baptême de ma fille s'est très bien passé
30 Rue Jean Pierre Jean, 57070 Metz, France•
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Place of worship
The Congrégation des Soeurs de la Charité Maternelle is home to a beautifully designed memorial that captivates visitors with its thoughtful layout. This serene space invites reflection and remembrance, making it an ideal spot for those seeking a moment of peace amidst their travels. The careful arrangement of the memorial elements enhances its significance, creating an atmosphere that resonates deeply with all who visit.
(Translated by Google) A beautifully laid out memorial.
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Eine schön sngelegte Gedenkstätte.
Sascha G — Google review
121 Rue Georges Ducrocq, 57070 Metz, France•
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