To all nature lovers, there's no need to convince you; you already know that recharging your batteries in nature offers profound benefits for both body and mind. In Meurthe-et-Moselle, nature knows how to play with its landscapes: water, forest, vineyards, orchards— every walk will be different, as will the scents of the earth. One last little tip: look up. Gaining a little altitude, you see things in a whole new light.
Seen from the sky, the spectacle is magical, surprising!
The second largest artificial reservoir in Lorraine, covering 304 hectares, Lake Pierre Percée is uniquely shaped like a maple leaf ! Discover these exceptional panoramas on a hike… or from a zipline! A complete change of scenery guaranteed!
DiscoverThe flowerbeds of plants and flowers will amaze you with their diversity: 12 species together! The 000 m2500 of tropical greenhouses are a wonderful place for discoveries of all kinds, especially with the augmented reality trail intended for children.
So many assets that earned the Botanical Garden the “ Remarkable garden ", like 5 other parks in Meurthe-et-Moselle.
Who hasn't heard of Gris de Toul? It's the specialty and representative wine of the Côtes de Toul, but not only that, since the red and white wines also have the controlled designation of origin ( AOC ) since 1998.
The three main grape varieties are Gamay, Pinot Noir and Auxerrois. The vines planted on the slopes of the Meuse extend over eight villages around Toul.
DiscoverThe Lorraine Regional Natural Park represents 11% of the total surface area of Lorraine. Split into two sectors, the western part extends from the Meuse Valley to the Moselle Valley and is bordered by Verdun and Metz to the north and by Toul to the south; the eastern part extends from Château-Salins to Sarrebourg. Hiking or cycling there offer you wonderful walks where all your senses will be awakened...
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Magnetic, the hill of Sion is a unique site in Meurthe-et-Moselle. Why? Perhaps because there are star-shaped fossils there – the stem of the “sea lilies” – dating from the time when the sea covered the territory, 200 million years ago. Perhaps also because the view extends 360° over the entire Saintois. Perhaps also because Notre-Dame de Sion, a religious congregation, was founded there in 1843. Also visit the Cité des Paysages to learn more about biodiversity.
DiscoverMore than 200 hectares at the gateway to Nancy and Toulois: welcome to the Haye forest where many activities for young and old are offered (playgrounds, tennis, treetop adventure course, mini-golf, paintball, horse riding, etc.)
It is also a site where running enthusiasts come to explore the forest trails and where a professional training center preparing students for the profession of potter and ceramicist has been created.
