Visit to Metz - 2H
Place Saint-Louis in Metz
The arcades of Place Saint-Louis in Metz
The Military Governor's Palace in Metz
Beautiful houses in Foch avenue in Metz
The train station in Metz

We will explore Metz from antiquity to the early 20th century. This tour will provide an initial historical overview of the city. I will share the city's history with you, including various anecdotes and a legend that holds great significance for the locals.

  • This tour will give you a first glimpse of the city of Metz through history.
  • I will tell you the story of the city from antiquity to the early 20th century.
  • This tour will be interspersed with anecdotes and a legend deeply rooted in the city's history.
  • I will tell you the story of the city from outside the monuments.
Included
  • The guided historical walking tour viewing the monuments from the outside.
  • Recommendations for places to visit.
  • Recommendations for restaurants and places where the customer can find local products.
Not included
  • Entry into the historical monuments is not possible during the tour.
  • Purchases cannot be made during the tour, regardless of the shop.
Duration2 Hours
Bring along
  • The client must bring a water bottle.
  • The client must have an umbrella and a raincoat.
  • The client must wear appropriate attire.
ParticipantsThe tour runs with a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 10 participants.
Important information
  • The meeting point is in the middle of Place Saint-Jacques in Metz, right at the base of the column-shaped statue.In case of any issues, you can contact the guide at +33674353094.
  • A free shuttle—line N83 City (direction: Préfecture)—will take you from the bus stop near the train station to Place d'Armes, where Saint-Étienne Cathedral is located.
  • Place d'Armes is situated not far from Place Saint-Jacques.

Further information

We will travel through Metz from Antiquity to the beginning of the twentieth century starting from the Place Saint-Jacques. We will then head to the Place Jean-Paul II from where we will be able to see the Saint-Etienne Cathedral of Metz. Then, we will reach the Rue Taison and then the Place Saint-Louis. We will continue our journey to the Governor’s Palace and end our trip in the Imperial Quarter. This tour will give you a first glimpse of the city of Metz through history. I will share a few anecdotes with you, as well as a legend that is an integral part of this city's history.  Finally, you will see that Metz lived under Roman and German rule. It was also a city-state during the Middle Ages, before being reintegrated into the Kingdom of France in the mid-16th century.

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