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Villes
- Nancy
- Toul
- Saxon-Sion
- Lunéville
- Saint-Nicolas-De-Port
- Baccarat
- Liverdun
- Pont-À-Mousson
- Longwy
- Villey-Le-Sec
- Affléville
- Selaincourt
- Chazelles-Sur-Albe
- Réchicourt-La-Petite
- Romain
- Arracourt
- Colombey-Les-Belles
- Ognéville
- Neuviller-Sur-Moselle
- Bagneux
- Bienville-La-Petite
- Thiaucourt-Regniéville
- Gerbéviller
- Jarville-La-Malgrange
- Gibeaumeix
- Malzéville
- Allamont
- Sivry
- Crusnes
- Autrepierre
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Meurthe-Et-Moselle : Featured articles
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Meurthe-Et-Moselle : Discover
Meurthe-et-Moselle is often passed through on the way from one region to another, often from north to south. Yet the region has a lot going for it, and it's well worth stopping off for a while. Its gentle, varied and green landscapes bring a sense of calm and offer a wealth of opportunities for walking and cycling. Its climate is very clear-cut between the seasons. As for its architecture, it harmoniously blends Renaissance, 18th-century, Art Nouveau and contemporary styles, especially in Nancy, where Place Stanislas is the jewel in the crown, with its Jean Lamour railings and magnificent fountains. But there's so much more to discover in Nancy, as you wander down an alley or into a hidden neighborhood. And what can we say about its local cuisine, revisited according to the inspiration of our top chefs, who help us discover a cuisine that reflects their region, authentic, delicate and sometimes deliciously surprising!