Things to see and do Longwy

A building dating back to the th century, still called tower to the Well, is the largest remnant of the old feudal castle of the counts of Luxembourg. Legend claims that it was Charlemagne who would have built it in order to lock her pack, including 683 puces dogs. It also exposed beautiful archaeological collections.

It houses the municipal museum. Under the corniche, a cartridge is carved with a salamander, breads and paneterie instruments. The handling was built in 1753. They made bread for 5 000 men. The rooms of the ovens remain. Under the building, a large 1 250 m 3 vaulted tank was used to supply the military bakery. It is visible in season, upon request.

Lorrain artist Antoine Doudoux presents in this former farmhouse the remains of the former city of Iron. The social and economic history of the steel basin is described here through various objects. La Grange des Arts also offers crafts and exhibitions in summer.

Located in the headquarters well, the Tourist Office promotes the country of Longwy. There are vitrines, literary works, works of chocolate art… In the centre, a secure, secured round glass covers the arms well. Spots illuminate the well of the well, 60 m deep, the office offers tourist tours to discover the riches of Longwy. In particular, night and guided tours of the high city and the stronghold of Vauban. Mandatory registrations.