• Place Saint Jacques - Visitors will be warmly welcomed in this square to get acquainted.
• Place Saint Jacques - After the warm welcome, the story of this place in ancient times will be shared. This is where the city’s history truly began.
• Place Jean-Paul II - Here, the Cathedral of Saint Stephen of Metz can be admired from the outside. The tale of the first bishop of Metz and part of the Graoully legend will be recounted.
• Rue Taison - The reason behind the street’s name will be explained, with further details on the Graoully legend.
• Place Saint-Louis - This location delves into the medieval and part of the modern history of Metz. Architectural features will be highlighted, along with discussions on the economic activities of the time and elements of the Renaissance period.
• Place de la Comedie - It is believed that La Fayette decided to join the American insurgents seeking independence here. Both the French and Americans remember this figure.
• Quartier Imperial - The contemporary era of Metz up to the early 20th century will be explored. The imperial quarter of Metz will be visited, starting from the Governor’s Palace, proceeding along Avenue Foch, and pausing at Metz station, built under Emperor William II’s directives. The central post office, constructed simultaneously, will also be discussed.
• Gare de Metz-Ville - The visit concludes in the forecourt of the station, Place du Général de Gaulle. Visitors will be asked if they enjoyed the tour. After a delightful visit, farewells will be exchanged in this square.

• Guided walking tour

• The inside visit of monuments

By booking this tour, participants will enjoy a comprehensive historical overview of the metropolis. The operator will provide delightful advice for those who wish to continue exploring on foot. This tour is perfect for culture and history enthusiasts, whether as a couple, with family, or even between business meetings. Metz boasts a rich history, and participants will have the chance to uncover it.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.