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Discover the captivating history of Metz, France, on a guided walking tour that takes you through the city’s most iconic landmarks. Begin your journey at Place Saint-Jacques, where your guide will share fascinating stories about Metz’s origins, setting the stage for an immersive exploration.
Continue to Place Jean-Paul II to admire the impressive exterior of Saint-Etienne Cathedral and hear about the city’s first bishop. Stroll along Rue Taison, where local legends come alive and add a layer of intrigue to your experience.
Step into the Middle Ages at Place Saint-Louis, then move through time to Place de la Comédie, where tales of the Marquis de La Fayette await. Each stop reveals a new chapter of Metz’s rich past, blending ancient and modern eras seamlessly.
The tour leads you into the contemporary imperial district, starting at the Governor’s Palace and continuing along Avenue Foch, where grand mansions and historic architecture line the way. Pass by the renowned Metz train station and the central post office, both echoing the city’s imperial heritage.
Your experience concludes in front of the statue of General de Gaulle, right by the train station. Throughout the two-hour tour, your guide offers insider tips on local dining and attractions, making this walk both informative and enjoyable. Secure your spot now and step into the vibrant story of Metz!
