Town and palaces listed in Moselle

Palace
57570 Berg-sur-Moselle

The residence of the Abbés of Echternach, built between the 18th and 19th centuries in Berg-sur-Moselle, is a typical example of secular architecture in Lorraine, including house, farm and dovecote.

Courthouse
57000 Metz

The Metz courthouse, an 18th-century stone neoclassical building in Jaumont, was originally designed as the residence of the Royal Military Governor. Located in the Metz Centre district, it now houses the courts and the Court of Appeal.

Abbatial Palace
57680 Gorze

The Abbatial Palace of Gorze, a baroque building dating from the 17th to 18th centuries, dominates the village of Gorze in Moselle. Former seat of a Benedictine abbey, it illustrates Grand Century architecture in Lorraine.

Private hotel classified
57000 Metz

The former Metz Parliament, an 18th-century neoclassical building in Place d'Armes, was designed by Blondel to house the restored parliament in 1775. A symbol of the urbanisation of the Enlightenment, it now dominates the city by its harmonious architecture.

City Hall
57370 Phalsbourg

The town hall of Phalsbourg, built in the 1st quarter of the 18th century, is an iconic historic monument located Place d'Armes in this Mosellan city of the Great East.

City Hall
57000 Metz

The town hall of Metz, a neoclassical building of the eighteenth century, stands on Place d'Armes facing St. Stephen's Cathedral. Ranked a historic monument in 1922, it embodies the urbanisation of the Enlightenment in Lorraine.

School
57000 Metz

The Chanteclair-Debussy School, an old Volksschule in Metz, is a neo-Rhenish Renaissance building built in the early 20th century, emblematic of Wilhelmian urbanism in Lorraine.

College
57000 Metz

The Jesuit College of Metz, a former 19th-century educational institution, is a historic monument located in Metz, incorporating the remains of a 17th-century abbey and major architectural transformations.