Guided tours Lorraine

Small town overlooking the plain of the Vosges, Neufchâteau contains a historic and architectural heritage. Fit the trainers, we take you to the discovery... On the programme of this guided tour: no guide lecturer but rather a track MP3 designed by the tourism Office, which will allow you to learn more about the streets, squares and monuments met, while free and autonomous. Quite pleasant, no? At the beginning of the grand Stables, the place des Cordeliers via rue du Colonel-Renard, continue to the Saint-Nicolas via rue Neuve church and place Jeanne- with Arch. The former convent of Augustines, the Saint-Christophe church and the hotel de Houdreville are also part of the course.

Price: free.

Distance: 1.7 km away.

Problem: easy.

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.

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.

Verdun was not born in 1916. While the terrible battle that took place in the First World War marked the minds forever, the city has a long-built, and (too) often forgotten heritage. From June to September, the tourist office offers you a number of hiking tours. Accompanied by a keynote guide, explore the important monuments of the city: all testify to a rich religious, military and merchant past. In an hour and a half, you will also understand Verdun's place in the history of Europe.

Tariff: € 8, € 4 for children aged 8 to 16; free for people under 8 years of age.

Duration: 1 p. m.

Difficulty: .

Let's recognize it, visit a city when you don't know anything about architecture, it's a bit bad. In order to avoid the history of Bar-le-Duc, the Tourist office offers guided tours throughout the year to explore its important monuments. Visit its churches on the torch, browse its streets, squares, and drive its high city. Choose from the multiple circuits and prepare to enrich your knowledge of the Meuse region… This hour and a half of walking promises to be very informative.

Tariff: 6 €.

Duration: 1 p. m.

Difficulty: .