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Malbrouck and his famous songChateau de Malbrouck
Built in the early 15th century, Château de Malbrouck lies on the border between France, Germany and Luxembourg. Discover with the whole family this important site of the War of the Spanish Succession, from where, in 1705, the Duke of Marlborough went to war, as the famous song recounts.the castle's towers house a museum dedicated to medieval life and temporary exhibitions. The castle's towers are home to a museum dedicated to medieval life and temporary exhibitions
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Reconnecting with NatureSainte Croix Animal Park
With over 328,000 visitors a year, the Parc Animalier de Sainte-Croix in Rhodes, Moselle, has become a benchmark in France and Europe for the presentation of European fauna and globally threatened species over the past 38 years. Set in 120 hectares of greenery, 3 discovery trails lead visitors to meet 1,500 animals from over 100 species, living in semi-liberty.
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The Meisenthal Glassworks since 1704Meisenthal glassworks
Discover the astonishing story of the Site Verrier de Meisenthal which, since 1704, fromEmile Gallé to contemporary designers, has combined the magic of glassmaking know-how with the eye of the greatest creators. today, this converted industrial wasteland (the Musée du Verre, the Centre International d'Art Verrier and the Halle Verrière) is home to 3 structures offering a demanding cultural program full of surprises all year round!
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Lindre Natura 2000 areaDomaine de Lindre
During your stay in the Pays du Saulnois, discover the Domaine de Lindre, recognized as a Natura 2000 zone by the European Community, a Sensitive Natural Area (ENS) covering almost 1000 ha. This haven of peace is made up of 12 fish ponds, including the Grand Etang de Lindre, a wetland classified as being of worldwide interest. Today, it's a pleasant place to live, with many species of flora and fauna to be observed ...
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A timeless human and sensory adventureWendel Miners' Museum
Located on the former mining site of Carreau Wendel, Parc Explor Wendel is the symbol and preserved witness to the history of the Lorraine coalfield, where industrial coal mining began in Petite-Rosselle in 1856 and ceased in Creutzwald in 2004. The hundred hectares or so of greenery now lend themselves to Hiking or cycling, and to discovering the life and work of the miner.
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4 daily showsAmnéville Zoological Park
Created in 1986, the Amnéville zoological park is home to over 360 different species. The whole family can come and discover animals from all over the world: gorillas, rhinoceroses and giraffes on the African plain, reptiles in the tropical vivarium, etc. Activities take place all year round, including flights by birds of prey, games with sea lions and a big show with tigers. Kids can share the day-to-day life of our trainers. Younger children can pet and feed the more docile farm animals.