Best places: Tourist attractions in Metz, France

Gothic cathedral, built from 13th to 16th centuries, famous for its huge area of stained glass.

Collections of artifacts from Roman to Renaissance times, plus art from the 16th to 20th century.

Riverside Protestant place of worship in a neo-Romanesque building inaugurated in 1904.

Turreted city gate & fortified bridge by the River Seille, built in the 13th & 15th centuries.

👍 Interesting architecture

👍👍 ["Very nice place in the centre of Metz. There is currently a small colourful and tropical garden to explore. Of course, this makes it even more beautiful when so many flowers are in bloom.",null,[0,187]]

👍👍 Il n'y a plus autant de boutiques qu avant mais le lieu mérite le détour le traiteur Italien a une vitrine qui donne envie de tout goûter. Mérite une visite

😠 I went on a Saturday night and it wasn't on. So it's not much of a tourist attraction.

Simple stone church, one of the oldest in Europe, featuring an airy sanctuary & gardens.

Expansive space with riverfront paths, a playground & a dog park, plus a dramatic hilltop sculpture.

👍👍 Lieu méconnu et pourtant porteur d'une prestation exceptionnelle : des vitraux dessinés par Cocteau ! Une magnifique réalisation dont l'avant-gardisme se fond dans la pierre de l'édifice comme par magie.

French Resistance memorial set in an 1870s fortress & WWII Nazi internment & interrogation camp.

Franciscan monastery built in the 14th century with arched galleries & a medicinal herb garden.

👍👍 Beautiful park just few minutes walk from the city. It’s best view is from the bridge opposite to it.

Modern arts center hosting exhibitions & performances in futuristic building with undulating roof.

Historic, arched city gate on the edge of a park featuring inscriptions, 4 turrets & a grassy top.

👍 Wunderschöne Kirche, sehr stimmungsvoll, reich ausgestattet.

👍👍 Vor kurzem noch in Paris abgebrannt und jetzt steht er einfach in Metz

👍👍 Beautiful, closed tho.

👍👍 This beautiful Catholic church in Metz is considered to be one of the oldest church and dedicated to Saint Martin de Tours. Discovered this by accident as I was heading back to the station and noticed the bell tower. Being an old church, it's history traced back to the Gallo-Roman era and remnants o...