The Lixheim–Guntzviller cycle route runs through Brouviller. It connects the Donkey Railway Trail with the EuroVélo 5 and the Véloroute 52; some sections run along unpaved rural roads.
The Dieudonné – Frères & Terre producers’ association grows a diverse range of seasonal organic fruit and vegetables. Those choosing Brouviller as a travel destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment here.
Nature
The wet meadows located in the Bruchbach lowlands are designated as ENS and as the ZNIEFF “Prairies de Brouviller” and are intended to be preserved in particular because of their conservation interest.
Culture
Brouviller belonged to the Principality of Lixheim and was reunited with France in 1661 through the Treaty of Vincennes. The Brouviller war memorial bears the signature of the stonemason Kugler.
The church of Brouviller was built between June 1781 and December 1782. Its steeple is 19 metres high; the church still contains a painting of its patron saint, Remigius. There is also a grotto dedicated to the Virgin Mary on the outskirts of Brouviller.
Further destinations: Cattenom, Racrange, Vic-Sur-Seille, Freyming-Merlebach, Roussy-Le-Village, Peltre, Plaine-De-Walsch, Chérisey
