Hiking Lorraine

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: .

Le Moulin de Bois de Champ is a bed and breakfast located in Bois-de-Champ, in the Vosges mountains. Nestled in a verdant setting, it offers a soothing atmosphere and freedom for children and parents who don't mind the traffic. The gîte boasts a stream and springs on the property, giving it a special charm. Part of the farmhouse dates back to the 17th century, adding a touch of history to the place. The welcome is warm and many guests become regulars. Value for money is good, and the gîtes can accommodate up to 30 people. Activities on offer include hiking, cycling, volleyball and basketball.

The Lecomte Blaise Sàrl distillery offers a wide range of specialties, including the Jean de Nol® cocktail, Birabelle®, Birsapin® or Birtille® bitters, Vosges Bluets aperitif and Liqueur de Sapin. There is no minimum order, and delivery is assured in mainland France, either by carrier or in the Mondial Relay outlet of their choice. Professionals can request a special rate by contacting the distillery. For orders outside the region, the distillery also offers delivery by carrier.