The most beautiful points of view
from Meurthe-et-Moselle
With its varied terrain, Meurthe-et-Moselle offers a multitude of landscapes and viewpoints. Vineyards, lakes and rivers, verdant countryside, and cityscapes: we've revealed a few spots to admire Meurthe-et-Moselle in all its splendor.
The High Gate of Liverdun
Built on a rocky outcrop, Liverdun was once a fortified city. It preserves beautiful medieval remains, including this city gate. With its unique location, it offers a unique panorama of one of the bends of the Moselle River flowing below.
The Rosary Chapel of Bruley
In the heart of the Toulois vineyards, the village of Bruley offers numerous panoramic views. At the Rosary Chapel and the "Lourdes Grotto," don't miss the view of Mont Saint Michel rising up in front of you!
Brabois Park
This hiking route to Brabois Park is one of 21 walking loops available to explore the city. After crossing a vast forest, beautiful views of the castles and Nancy await you upon arrival.
The Malzéville plateau
Climb to the heights of Nancy through the ancient winegrowers' hillsides and discover a 360° view of the city! The 7km outing is accessible from Malzéville and is part of the "Hillsides and Forests" themed walks offered by the city.
The patrol path of Zion Hill
Take this kilometer-long path that offers exceptional views of the Lorraine plateau. The promenade is lined with century-old lime trees and features an orientation table to admire the panorama from the Moselle coast to the Vosges ridge.
The ancient volcano of Essey-la-Côte
A geological curiosity, the Essey-la-Côte volcano is over 20 million years old! From its 420m height, a breathtaking panorama awaits you, from the Vosges peaks to the outskirts of Nancy, passing through the hills of the Saintois region, not forgetting the surrounding villages.
The Rock of Crows
This lookout offers a panoramic view of the vastness of Pierre Percée Lake and its distinctive shape. In the distance, the view extends to the Vieux-Pré Dam. A parking lot is located nearby, but the site is also accessible from several hiking trails for those who enjoy a stroll.
Léomont Hill
A battleground during the First World War, Léomont Hill offers a 360° panoramic view of the peaceful surrounding countryside. A trail leads to the Frescati National Necropolis and the Chaubet Museum.
The Mousson Hill
Just a few minutes from Pont-à-Mousson, the site houses the ruins of the ancient Château de Mousson. It offers panoramic views of the Moselle Valley, Pont-à-Mousson and the Prémontrés Abbey, and the Pays du Saulnois.
View of the castle of Cons la Grandville
Built on a rocky promontory in the heart of the village of Cons la Grandville, the 18th-century castle can be admired from afar! While the site is only open to visitors on rare occasions, it can be admired from the Cutry road, which leads to the village.
The terraced gardens of Briey
Although Briey was once fortified, few traces of its ramparts remain. In place of the old fortifications, terraces have been created, offering views of the greenery and the town below. Opposite, the Sangsue pond offers pleasant walking paths.
The Longwy Bas belvedere
This scenic lookout offers a unique view of the town of Longwy, the train station, the Chiers River, the golf course, and the town of Herserange. All surrounded by beautiful greenery!
© Pierre Defontaine-ARTGE / Régine Datin / Community of communes of the Bassin de Pompey / VValléeSégault-CDT54 / LCHAUPIN-CD54 / Tourist Office of the Pays du Lunévillois / GBERGER-CD54/ Marilyne NICOLLET – MILTOL / Christian Manfredi OT Longwy