Guided tours Lorraine

L'Échappée bière invites you to discover the world of Alsatian beer in a playful way, through challenges, unusual visits and tastings. Accompanied by a passionate beer guide, you will go to the best spots in Strasbourg where traditional beers are served. During the walk through the streets of Strasbourg, you will take two tasting breaks. This visit is the ideal way to discover the brewing know-how. Possible organization of treasure hunts, urban rallies and tailor-made animations on the theme of beer.

The Petit Train de Ribeauvillé takes you through the vineyards to the village of Hunawihr, famous for its 15th century fortified church and its Sainte-Hune fountain. All along the way, through the picturesque lanes of the old town of Ribeauvillé, comments resonate in your ears via individual headphones. On the way back, a superb panorama of the Three Castles of Ribeauvillé is revealed to you . Departures take place every hour on the Place du Général de Gaulle, with night flights on Tuesdays and Thursdays in July and August.

This new way to meet the city is a great success. Nothing more normal for this ultra-modern treasure hunt! With your phone oud'a GPS, you will learn to discover the "geocaches" (codes allowing you to find boxes where small objects have been deposited, booklets, intended to be exchanged with other géocacheurs), while regaling the treasures of Troyes. It is both educational and sporting, and this activity is suitable for both small and large. Try it!

Would you like to discover the battlefield accompanied by a guide? This circuit is for you! On board a bus, a guide of the Tourist Office will guide you through this Red Zone. Punctuated by stops on essential sites 14-18 (Fort de Douaumont, Ossuaire de Douaumont and its necropolis, the destroyed village of Fleury-front-Douaumont and some remnants of war), this "turnkey" visit is a great starting point for discovering and understanding the battle of Verdun.

Vauban's last fortified work, the city of Neuf-Brisach was built in 1699 by order of Louis XIV to secure Alsace. This stronghold, listed as a World Heritage Site since 2008, is remarkable for its star-shaped design. Opting for a guided tour is the assurance of discovering the secrets of this ingenious defence system, accompanied by instructive anecdotes. The discovery concludes with a visit to the Vauban Museum and the Royal Church of Saint-Louis.

Patrick Unterstock is the last active boatman in the Ried area. He will take you on a ride on the river in a wooden boat with a flat bottom, made in his own workshop. Patrick organizes half-day or full-day tours, with a tasting of a matelote. He also puts at your disposal his Hutte des Castors, a very ecological gîte (4 persons) : solar energy for water and wood for heating. Very nice too, his Tipi de la Presqu'Ill.

A walk along a dead arm of the Rhine with a variety of fish. This aquatic fauna is the pride of Biesheim, whose population used to live from fishing. This 45-minute trip is carried out in a flat-bottomed boat equipped with an electric motor under the guidance of boat guides who will tell you about the history of Biesheim and the characteristics of the flora and fauna that inhabit the Giessen. It's an enchantment!

Meeting the fountains and washing of yesteryear, carried by the scents of flowers, we visit and discover the streets of the village of Oger. A pleasant and interesting tour. Several formulas are proposed to you: visit of the village, cellars and beautiful presses, meals in the La Milanière reception lounge and champagne tasting, for example. Beautiful discoveries to make and a good day in perspective.

To take a tour of Epernay in a horse-carriage, the box office is located in Champagne, near the tourist office. This is also where reservations are made. Sitting comfortably, you visit the city by hooves, during a tour of about 25 minutes.

In this exhibition store, on 400 m 2, over 1 000 pieces show the works of the art foundry: fireplaces, wood oven, lights and lanterns, fountains, garden benches…

It is the association of friends of the Wassy train station who informs on this retro train, style 40-50. It circulates on the line of the Blaise Railway: Eclaron/Wassy/Doulevant. Departures are done by appointment

A small rural line passes through the forest of La and under the tunnel of Vindey to arrive in the Champagne plain lined with slopes planted with vines. The train runs every Sunday afternoon from mid-June to mid-October. Every Sunday in July, August and September, rides take place from Sézanne station, departure at 14 p. m. and then continue by coach to a theme tourism circuit, and from 17 p. m. to 18 p. m. To change a bit, you can also take a round-rail tour on the Esternay-Neuvy line on a draisine shift.

The Textile Museum is located instead of the building of a former weaving created in 1855. You can discover the history of lace in Mirecourt and some of the finest achievements.

Located in the town of Rhodes, Etang du Stock is the largest lake in the region, covering 750 hectares. It offers visitors the chance to discover a wild and unspoilt natural environment. Canoe enthusiasts will be delighted, as this sport is easily practiced on the pond. However, it's important to note that canoeing on calm water requires more effort than canoeing on a river. To make the most of this experience, we recommend following the banks of the pond to discover the "corneas", unique geological formations that are home to fragile fauna such as harriers, bitterns and water rails. We advise you not to get too close to the reed beds to avoid disturbing these animals. The proposed route is a loop of around 20 kilometers, with an estimated duration of 10 hours.

which organizes guided tours for groups from 12 people, and on reservation. You can call Monday to Friday from 9 a. m. to 12 p. m. and from 14 p. m. to 17 p. m. The Tourist Office organises visits for people with reduced mobility.

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

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.

A attelage walk: let us dream better to rediscover the "floor of cows"! It is true that after stealing, we have the head in the stars, but with the Dog teams, the head in the stars, you will keep it: because it is a dream that you are going to live awake while crossing the highway's surrounding roads: discover the nearby villages, historical and religious monuments of the surrounding area and legends and local stories telling by the check… unless you prefer a walk in the forest… This is, in any case, an exit that is strongly recommended!

This is an original activity in nature: Cyclo-draisine, a revolutionary device destined for the miles of today's abandoned tracks! What a good idea to discover the rich heritage of our sweet France! Browse the forests, walk through the plains, cross bridges, tunnels and viaducts: a real back to share between friends or family, with a bonus, the guarantee of eliminating a few calories! With the Grand Morin's Cyclo-draisines, stay away from the daily train train for three bucolic routes from the Gares and Joiselle stations…

Tariff: 15 € La Cyclo-draisine 4 people for a course, € 22 for two courses (same day).

Distance: from 8,5 to 18 km return depending on the route chosen.

Opening: April to June and September to October, only Sundays and public holidays; in July and August, from Tuesday to Sunday from 14 am to 18 pm (without reservation).

Place of departure: Esternay or Joiselle (old railway station).

Are you looking for a good hiking trail? From May to September, the tourist office of Revin organises guided walks for you in the discovery of the Ardennes heritage. A good opportunity to meet other enthusiasts of nature and walking, while enjoying the region's landscape landscapes. The courses are regularly renewed, little chance that you will be ennuyiez; with family or friends, slip the shoes, and it's gone!

Tariff: € 2 for non-affiliates (insurance and glass of friendship included); 1,50 € for affiliates (glass of friendship included).

Distance: variable.

Difficulty: .

At the beginning of Grand-Wells, this interesting journey combines exercise exercise and teaching teaching. On 6 km, fully marked and through the Great-Wells Forest and Mont-Dieu, it recounts the fighting in May 1940. That and there, interpretive panels outline the major events of the conflict and present the various important places. Among them, the command post, the point of collapse of a Stuka plane, the death ravine or the regimental infirmary. You will even enter an aircraft engine at the time.

Tariff: free.

Distance: 6 km.

Duration: 2 h.

Difficulty: pretty easy.

Starting from the town hall of Lower-le-To, this town loop presents itself as a perfect route for family outings. Easy and accessible to all, it borders river and creek, crosses pastures and forests, some ponds and there… Do not miss the discreet fountain of the Espinette, as well as the Virgin of Froidmond which, timidly, is hidden from the large trees, or the oratory, installed in the beautiful xivth of beech wood.

Tariff: free.

Duration: 3 h.

Difficulty: .

This is a walk for the whole family. At the beginning of the church of Moncornet, you sail for 4 kilometres around the feudal castle, on a forest path dotted with pretty views. Although in ruins, the book remains very impressive. In summer, the most curious can even visit his drawbridge. The opportunity for a sports, educational and truly fun outing! Note also: the presence of picnic tables for a relaxing stop.

Tariff: free; Château Castle: € 4 (2 € for children over 10 years of age).

Distance: 4 km.

Duration: 1 p. m.

Difficulty: very easy.

Markup: pink and white-red.

30 kilometres from Troyes and 1 h 30 from Paris, change landscape and move from town to countryside. At the departure of the Maison du Parc de Piney, the loop of the Grand-East forest is an option for jogging or walks. In the spring, in particular, children can observe many salamanders. The summer will be the ideal season if you want to swim with a swim in the nearby Lake. Only recommendation: forest is to be avoided during hunting periods.

Tariff: free.

Distance: 6,4 km.

Difficulty: .

Departure: Maison du Parc (Ligne line, À).