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Welcome to Metz
Metz is a city where thousand-year-old history blends with a lively, modern cultural life. Crossed by the Moselle and Seille rivers, it offers a unique combination of remarkable architecture, historic districts and vast green spaces.
History andheritage
Occupied since ancient times, Metz was a Roman fortress, a medieval stronghold and an important center under the Carolingian Empire. Later, Metz’s alternating allegiance to France and Germany shaped an architectural heritage rich in varied styles.
Places to visit
Saint-Etienne Cathedral
A symbol of the city, this Gothic cathedral boasts one of the world’s largest ensembles of stained glass windows, including several exceptional modern works.
Center Pompidou-Metz
A renowned museum of contemporary art, it offers international exhibitions in a bold architectural design that renews the cultural experience in Metz.
Cour d’Or Museum
Immerse yourself in over 2000 years of local history through archaeological collections, sculptures and works of art.
Imperial District
A vestige of the German era, this area is striking for its neo-classical architecture and wide avenues worthy of a “new town”.
Experience Metzdifferently
The city is also a garden city, with riverside promenades, public gardens and esplanades providing natural breathing space. Metz is also a lively city in summer, with many parks and promenades to enjoy on foot or by bike.
Flavours andtraditions
Gastronomy in Metz and Lorraine focuses on regional products. Don’t miss the mirabelle plums, often made into tarts, jams or liqueurs, as well as specialties like quiche lorraine or potée.
Events andlocal life
Depending on the season, Metz comes alive with markets, exhibitions and cultural activities throughout the city. Winter, in particular, sees one of the most admired Christmas markets in France, with illuminations and entertainment in the main squares.
This article about Metz ends here. There’s a lot to discover, so get out there and discover it, and don’t forget to update your booklet! 😉
