Meurthe-et-Moselle has a great attraction, a jewel that should not be bypassed under any circumstances: Nancy. This magnificent city was built with a spirit of anticipation, innovation, flight, creativity and love of beautiful forms. The entire city, such as Stanislaus Square and its famous Gate, is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for the medieval beauty of the old city and its priceless Art Nouveau residences, such as those on rue de la Commanderie. Many festivals and cultural activities take place within Nancy's walls: every year, Nancy Jazz Pulsation brings together thousands of lovers of music and an exceptionally relaxing and festive atmosphere. The Salle Poirel, as well as the Opéra national de Nancy, are exceptional stages, several hundred years old, where the best artists from France and Europe perform. This destination has many specialities such as mirabelle plum, which can be enjoyed in all its forms: in brandy, pie, jams... but also Bergamot candies, not to mention Lorraine pâté, a cute treat that you must hurry to discover! Stop in Toul to see the cathedral and the cloister of Saint-Étienne, and in Luneville to visit the superb castle. Stop off in the pretty medieval village of Vaudémont, where three wells almost perfectly aligned will impress you, and visit its old castle
When to leave? Meurthe-et-Moselle is a very touristic destination, with activities and entertainment available all year round. Nancy can be visited in any season, even if the summer season is much more pleasant. But even when the weather is not right, the architectural richness of the Stanislas Square, which is cultural, commercial and gastronomic in Nancy, will delight your eyes and taste buds. In October, Nancy Jazz Pulsations will offer you an additional attraction. The monuments and museums of Toul and Luneville will also welcome you all year round, as will the medieval village of Vaudémont.
The climate of Meurthe-et-Moselle is technically described as a degraded ocean, because as far as we go to find it, the influence of the ocean is clearly unfathomable on the land. The continental climate is much more sensitive, bringing with it a fairly wide temperature range, both on a daily basis and during the year. Precipitation is not abundant and the winds themselves do not find any notable regularity. The average winter temperature is around 2°C and in summer it is 20°C
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When to leave? Meurthe-et-Moselle is a very touristic destination, with activities and entertainment available all ye...
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The climate of Meurthe-et-Moselle is technically described as a degraded ocean, because as far as we go to find it, t...
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Our horizon has broadened, our range has been extended to 100 kilometres. This is the perfect opportunity to get away from our city, to discover its immediate surroundings or a little further away, thanks to short walks within 20 kms, longer walks between 20 and 50 kms and escapades beyond 100 kms Petit Futé therefore offers you a new series of 12 guides: 100 KM TOUR OF in digital version and free of charge. To download the free guide of ...
Lorraine is famous, among other things, for its Mirabelle plum culture and its Baccarat crystal factory. What is less well known is that it was the first region in France to own a whisky distillery, the Maison G. Rozelieures, located in the village that gave it its name, 35 minutes between Nancy and Epinal. There are now about fifty distilleries in France that compete with their Irish, Scottish and Japanese competitors, but the Grallet Dupic ...
Nancy, prefecture of Meurthe-et-Moselle, was the political capital of the Duchy of Lorraine until it became part of the Kingdom of France in 1766. Stanislas Leszczyński, Louis XV's father-in-law and former king of Poland, marked Nancy with great achievements, including the square named after him, in the centre of today's city. Three major historical periods are visible when walking through the streets: the Middle Ages, with the old town ...
The arrival of the sunny days makes you want to stay on the terrace? France has splendid squares where it is nice to stroll on Sundays in the sun! Petit Futé gives you its ranking of the 10 most beautiful places in France Saint Nicholas Square, BastiaFor many, Bastia is the gateway to Corsica. Place Saint-Nicolas is an essential stopover in the city. Located just in front of the port, it is a pleasant place to relax after a rather long trip ...
