LES TRINITAIRES

Formerly Place des Quatre Maisons, it marks the boundary of Gallo-Roman Metz. This intimate and picturesque square, laid out in 1905, is one of the charms of the old town. The square is also...

Situated at the top of the Holy Cross hill, the cradle of the city, this church was rebuilt in the 13th century on an older building of which remains vestiges in the crypt. During the period of the...

Carrefour des Arts is an exhibition space that has been in existence for 30 years and welcomes artists from various disciplines and approaches. Opening hours are set according to the exhibitor's...

An exhibition space, 49 Nord 6 Est - Frac Lorraine also hosts debates, lectures, film screenings, concerts and performances. Its collection of over 1,800 works focuses on the place of women in the...

The Hôtel Saint-Livier, the oldest civil building in Metz, late 12th-early 13th century.

An exhibition space, 49 Nord 6 Est - Frac Lorraine also hosts debates, lectures, film screenings, concerts and performances. Its collection of over 1,800 works focuses on the place of women in the...

Built from 1720 onwards by the Trinitarians, this church is today used as a venue for exhibitions or artistic performances.

The church, which has been refurbished for this purpose, hosts temporary exhibitions throughout the year.

The Musée de la Cour d?Or takes its name from the palace of the kings of Austrasia that once stood in Metz. The Gallo-Roman archaeological collection is one of the most important in France, with...

Built in 1965 by Henri Drillien and Pierre Fauque. Building overlooking the hill Sainte Croix, on six levels, and with three lower wings around an inner courtyard. It features original elements...