Culture
The Musée du Pays de Sarrebourg dedicates its ground floor to the archaeological heritage of the Sarrebourg region. It also displays more than 150 faience and porcelain objects from Niderviller.
Audio guides in French, German and English are available for visits to the Chapelle des Cordeliers. The chapel is home to the 12-metre-high stained-glass window “La Paix” by Marc Chagall. A tapestry created by Yvette Cauquil-Prince echoes the design of this stained-glass window.
The fortifications of Sarrebourg comprised 28 towers and four gates; some remains are still visible today.
The Chagall trail offers self-guided visits, guided tours on request and educational visits.
Anyone looking to rent a holiday apartment in Saarburg will focus their accommodation search on this destination.
Paths and landscape
The Circuit de la vallée de la Sarre starts at the Sarrebourg leisure centre. In Sarrebourg, it follows the banks of the Sarre and then continues through the countryside along pleasant rural paths.
The Circuit de la zone de loisirs runs around the town pond, where the Sarrebourg leisure centre is located. It is designed for walks and as an introduction to mountain biking. The Sentier de la Sarre is equipped with educational nature signage.
The Golf du Pays de Sarrebourg offers a driving range, a compact 9-hole course and an 18-hole course. The courses are located on hills at the edge of the forest, overlook the town and offer views of the blue line of the Vosges.
Getting around
The Isibus network makes it easier to get around the entire Sarrebourg conurbation.
Other places: Sierck-les-Bains, Maizières-Lès-Metz, Réchicourt-Le-Château, Arry, Hommert, Menskirch, Ars-Laquenexy, Vantoux
