Bouzonville: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Bouzonville combines several distinctly different facets: everyday local life, sacred history, the landscape along the Nied and activities on the water.

When planning your own trip, you may wish to rent a holiday apartment in Bouzonville.

Culture and History

The Espace Culturel de Bouzonville is freely accessible to everyone. The Église abbatiale Sainte-Croix is protected as a historic monument. Its three-aisled layout is structured by cylindrical pillars; two side apses flank the choir. A relic of the Holy Cross was brought back from a pilgrimage to the Holy Land and deposited at the monastery in Bouzonville. Adalbert and Judith founded the Abbey of Bouzonville. Admission to the Église abbatiale Sainte-Croix is free; a descriptive brochure is available in French, German and English. The church also hosts concerts and temporary exhibitions.

Market and Everyday Life

The Bouzonville weekly market has traditionally been held every Tuesday since 1920. Numerous exhibitors from the food and non-food sectors shape the market's offering.

Nature Along the Nied

The Parc de la Nied covers 8 hectares. In the park, a walking loop leads through flood meadows with ponds and spawning grounds. Footbridges in the Parc de la Nied provide observation points for aquatic habitats as well as the local fauna and flora.

Water Activities on the Nied

The Nautic Club Bouzonville offers canoeing and kayaking on the Nied along several routes. Its services include canoe and kayak rental, safety equipment, route descriptions, launching and vehicle pick-up.

Other places in this selection: Ars-Laquenexy, Roussy-Le-Village, Basse-Ham, Lutzelbourg, Plaine-De-Walsch, Rahling, Baerenthal, Augny.

To the higher-level travel overview: Moselle.