Things to see and do Vosges

The three monasteries of Senones, Moyenmoutier and Etival were erected during the rich medieval period of development of monastic orders and form with the buildings of Saint-Dié and Bonmoutier the Monastic Cross of Lorraine. The main tourist route is the road linking the Abbeys, Moyenmoutier and Etival abbeys, all 3 historic monuments. They date back to the th century, Benedictine for the first two and Premonstratensian for Etival (soeur of that of Pont-à-Pont). Senones knows his apogee under the ministry of Don Calmet () who even received Voltaire. The mary buildings architecture is the main curiosity. Moyenmoutier was a cultural and religious influence in the 960 th century but housed one of the first grammar schools in Europe around. Now it has one of the jewels of Baroque art in Lorraine, furniture and organs classified. Etival has been involved in monks since 1147 for nearly 600 years. It is made of pink sandstone and consists of a beautiful Romanesque church with a th and th century Roman transept and a th-century Gothic bedside. For more precise information about these abbeys, in addition to the website, do not hesitate to follow guided tours or fact sheets available at the sites or in the tourist offices of Moyenmoutier or Senones.

Saint-Dié-des-Vosges is a town in the Vosges department. Schedules are subject to change, so check before you go. The tourist office offers information on accommodation and restaurants, as well as ideas for stays and activities in the region. Visitors can also find information on museums, natural sites, historical monuments and local events.

The Comité Départemental du Tourisme de Moselle is responsible for promoting tourism in the Moselle department. It works closely with public and private tourism stakeholders to develop and enhance the region's tourism offering. The CDT collects, manages and makes available tourist information, and promotes Moselle in France and abroad. It is also certified to carry out inspections prior to the classification of furnished tourist accommodation. The department's Tourist Offices and Tourist Information Centres are on hand to provide visitors with all the information they need.

The Comité Départemental du Tourisme de la Meuse is the tourist office for the city of Bar-le-Duc. The CDT de la Meuse offers services to tourism professionals, journalists and local players. It provides tourist information, and advises on and evaluates the department's tourism development strategy. It also promotes and publicizes the Meuse's tourism offering in France and abroad. Tourist offices and tourist information centers throughout the department are also available to provide information to visitors.

The committee proposes a brochure called "The Beautiful escapement" which has 60 ideas of short stays in Lorraine that can also be consulted on the site under "Weekend ID". Note that the site contains, alongside a wealth of information about the region, a list of interesting links, real practical directory of the region in terms of tourism, associations, administrations, etc.

Below is a list of all departmental tourism committees in alphabetical order, with address, telephone number and Internet address:

45 min discovery cruise on the lake of Pierre-Percée.

The farm includes cattle, poultry and rabbits rearing. The activities proposed on this farm for children are centred around water, forest, agricultural and biological practices.

Built at the location of a former flour mill that a wheel would hold in 1590, the sawmill is the witness of an activity linked to the strength of water, the only energy able to power such machines. There will be a demonstration of hydraulic sawing, accompanied by historical commentary and exposure.