Selection of the most beautiful monuments in Moselle

Place
57000 Metz

The square of Armes de Metz, built in the 18th century in a classic style, is a paved rectangular square located between St. Stephen's Cathedral and the Town Hall, symbol of royal and military power in Metz.

Renaissance building
57630 Vic-sur-Seille

The Vic-sur-Seille currency hotel, a 15th century Gothic building, is located in Moselle. Ranked a historic monument in 1930, it illustrates the transition to the Renaissance in the Great East.

Food store
57000 Metz

The food store in Metz, a 16th century military building, is a former storage building of the citadel, now transformed into a luxury hotel and gourmet restaurant in the city of Metz, in the Great East.

Castle
57570 Rodemack

Rodemack Castle, built in the 12th century and rebuilt in the 15th and 18th centuries, dominates the medieval village of Rodemack in Moselle. This iconic monument, marked by centuries of Franco-Spanish conflicts, combines military and residential architecture in a site classified among the Most Beautiful Villages of France.

Palace
57000 Metz

The Palace of the Governor of Metz, built between 1902 and 1905 in a Rhenish neo-Renaissance style, is a former German imperial residence located in Metz, in the Great East, now military headquarters.

Private hotel classified
57000 Metz

The Hotel des Arts et Métiers, the former headquarters of the Metz corporations, is a German neo-renaissance building of the early twentieth century, symbol of Wilhelmian urban planning in the imperial district of the city.

Grenier
57000 Metz

The Chèvremont attic, built in Metz in the 15th century, is a former medieval municipal attic classified as a historical monument, now integrated with the city's museums.

Barn
57000 Metz

The Antonist Barn is a 14th century medieval warehouse, located in Metz, a former cereal attic of the Saint-Antoine Commanderie, classified as a historical monument.