There are many reasons why governments change place names, but politics, identity and power are often part of the story. That question has suddenly become very current. On 27
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There are many reasons why governments change place names, but politics, identity and power are often part of the story. That question has suddenly become very current. On 27
The best views in Strasbourg are not necessarily found in the same part of the city. One overlooks the tightly packed roofs of the historic centre from the platform of
The most famous villages in Alsace appear on almost every itinerary of the region. Eguisheim, Kaysersberg and Riquewihr are often described as must-see stops along the Alsace Wine
This Vosges Valley guide takes you through some of the most beautiful valleys in the Vosges Mountains, from the Alsatian side of the range to the Lorraine slopes
Tourte lorraine is one of those traditional French regional dishes that many people outside Lorraine have never heard of — even if they know its famous cousin, quiche Lorraine.
Pâté lorrain may be one of Lorraine’s most delicious specialities, yet almost everyone outside the region has heard of its famous cousin instead: quiche Lorraine. Quiche Lorraine has
The Cour d’Or Museum is one of my favourite places to visit in Metz. And yet, I should probably warn you straight away: it is not the kind
Villa Majorelle is one of the most fascinating places to visit in Nancy if you love Art Nouveau, Belle Époque architecture, or simply houses with a soul. And
Temple Neuf is one of the most recognisable landmarks in Metz. Standing on the Île du Petit-Saulcy, surrounded by the waters of the Moselle and the greenery of
A solar boat cruise in Metz is one of the most peaceful and original ways to discover the city from the Moselle. Your visit to Metz is going well. You
If you are looking for memorable things to do in Nancy, I hope this article gives you a few ideas — especially if, like me, you only have a
The Porte des Allemands is one of the most spectacular monuments in Metz, and probably the one that best gives you the feeling of stepping into a medieval
Things to see in Metz often begin with the city’s most famous landmarks. Saint Stephen’s Cathedral, of course, with its extraordinary stained-glass windows and its immense silhouette dominating
Remembrance in Alsace is not confined to museums, official ceremonies, or the anniversary dates that appear on a calendar. It lives quietly in the landscape itself: in village cemeteries,
Mirabelle trees in bloom in Lorraine instantly bring me back to a region I know deeply. I was born in Lorraine, in eastern France, and part of my family
Alsace Cities for Architecture are among the most rewarding places to explore in eastern France, where Gothic cathedrals, half-timbered houses, Renaissance façades and elegant market squares create urban landscapes
There is something very special about Easter traditions in Alsace. Perhaps it is the way spring seems to arrive here, not with a bang, but with little signs
Airports in Alsace are often the very first image that shapes a journey, even before you catch sight of half-timbered houses, vineyards stretching along the hillsides, or the silhouette
There are many unforgettable spots in Lorraine, but for me, this region is more than just a destination on a map. I was born there, and that simple fact
There are countless spots in Alsace that can leave a first-time visitor speechless, but after living in this beautiful corner of eastern France for more than ten years, I have
Cycling in Alsace feels wonderfully natural. Between vineyard-covered hills, peaceful canals shaded by trees, wide plains stretching towards the horizon, and storybook villages lined with half-timbered houses, everything here
Cloisters in Lorraine are among the most quietly beautiful places I have explored in eastern France. They do not usually dominate postcards, and they rarely attract the same attention
Place de la Réunion is the kind of square that catches you slightly off guard. If you arrive in Alsace expecting only the obvious stars — Strasbourg, Colmar, perhaps
Alsace Churches have a way of surprising you when you least expect it. Everyone knows Strasbourg Cathedral, and rightly so. It is one of the great masterpieces of Gothic
Hill of Sion is not the kind of destination most international travellers have on their radar before arriving in Lorraine. And yet, once you stand on this long ridge
Kaysersberg Landmarks tell the story of a village that is far more than a pretty stop on the Alsace Wine Route. At first glance, Kaysersberg wins visitors over with
Saint-Hippolyte is one of those Alsatian villages that many travellers pass without a second thought — and yet it has all the ingredients that make this region so irresistible.
There are some places that seem almost too pretty to be real. Riquewihr is one of them. Tucked among the vineyards of the Alsace Wine Route, about 15
Is Colmar worth visiting? If you’re wondering that, the answer becomes clear within minutes of arriving. Some places are beautiful. Others feel almost unreal. Colmar belongs somewhere in
Lorraine became French in stages, not in one single moment, and that is the first thing to understand if you want to make sense of this part of French