Hagondange: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Culture

The Tour de Guet was built in the 12th century and is a remnant of the bell tower of the former Romanesque Saint-Paul Chapel. It later served as a bell tower for the churches built at this location, including the former Église du Centre. Église du Centre features stained-glass windows designed by Fourmintro and a fresco depicting Christ in the choir.

The Haute-Borne of Hagondange is a yellow-stone monolith associated with the Roman road that connected Reims with Trier. It is the only surviving monument of its kind in the Pays messin.

The Musée de la Moselle en 1939-1945 has step-free access, making visits easier for people with reduced mobility.

Those planning a stay in Hagondange may wish to rent a holiday apartment.

Walks and Festivals

The Chemin de la sculpture is a recommended walking route through the streets and parks of Hagondange. It features sculptures by artists from Lorraine.

Nautilia takes place every year at the end of August as a festival celebrating volunteering and children.

Surrounding Area

The Centre Pompidou-Metz is a museum in the wider region surrounding Hagondange. Near Hagondange are Fort Saint-Julien, a fortress, as well as the Abbaye de Pontiffroy and the Abbaye Saint-Clément, both historic sites.

In the immediate vicinity of Hagondange are the Zoo du Bois de Coulange, a zoo, and Walygator, a park.

Nature

The Côte de Drince is a hill in the area surrounding Hagondange. Mont Saint-Jean is a mountain in the wider region surrounding Hagondange.

Other places: Le Ban-Saint-Martin, Fèves, Bouzonville, Rohrbach-Lès-Bitche, Bourgaltroff, Kerprich-Aux-Bois, Baerenthal, Maizières-Lès-Metz

Further information: Moselle.