For a short stay in Metz at our Campanile hotels, don’t miss a stroll along the city’s 22 kilometers of riverbanks. The capital of the Lorraine region is bordered by the Moselle and Seille rivers. By land, a small tourist train offers the chance to explore the city's historic heritage and its main monuments. By water, a boat ride is also an opportunity to discover the banks of the Moselle. To learn more about the history of Metz, there’s nothing like a day spent at the city’s Musée de La Cour d'Or. The museum is rich in collections spanning from the Gallo-Roman period to the modern era.
The city boasts many outstanding landmarks. The Imperial Quarter, Cathédrale de Saint-Etienne, Place Saint-Jacques, Saint-Vincent Church and Palais du Gouverneur Militaire all symbolize Metz. With greenery and water sources playing an important role in the city, you can’t visit Metz without exploring the Jardin des Tanneurs, the Parc du Pas du Loup or the botanical gardens. The city also features several islands on the Moselle, including l’Île du Petit Saulcy. The writer Rabelais lived in this Alsace-Lorraine city for many years. His former mansion is open to visitors.
The city boasts many outstanding landmarks. The Imperial Quarter, Cathédrale de Saint-Etienne, Place Saint-Jacques, Saint-Vincent Church and Palais du Gouverneur Militaire all symbolize Metz. With greenery and water sources playing an important role in the city, you can’t visit Metz without exploring the Jardin des Tanneurs, the Parc du Pas du Loup or the botanical gardens. The city also features several islands on the Moselle, including l’Île du Petit Saulcy. The writer Rabelais lived in this Alsace-Lorraine city for many years. His former mansion is open to visitors.