Vaux is part of the Lorraine Regional Nature Park and the “Pelouses du Pays Messin” Natura 2000 site. The “Sentier n°10 – Sur les traces des Romains” hiking trail also includes the vineyards of Vaux in its description.
Culture
The Saint-Rémi Church is Gothic and was expanded in the 15th and 16th centuries. Its 13th-century bell tower served as a defensive tower. Part of Vaux’s medieval fortification wall has also been preserved. Vaux’s historic sights include former winegrowers’ houses.
The Château de Vaux dates back to the 13th century.
Wine
The Château de Vaux continues to produce Moselle wine. It welcomes visitors to share the winery’s expertise with them and introduce them to AOC Moselle wines. The Château de Vaux’s tasting and sales cellar is located in Scy-Chazelles.
Surroundings
The Centre Pompidou-Metz is a museum in the vicinity of Vaux. Several historic sites are also located nearby: the Abbaye Saint-Arnoult, the Abbaye de Petit-Clairvaux and the Abbaye Saint-Clément are historic sites in the vicinity of Vaux.
Mont Saint-Quentin is a hill in the immediate vicinity of Vaux. La Fraze is a hill in the vicinity of Vaux.
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The Zoo du Bois de Coulange is a zoo in the wider region surrounding Vaux. The Parc du Château de Moncel is a park in the wider region surrounding Vaux.
For a trip to Vaux with Saint-Rémi and the Château de Vaux, you may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Further destinations: Saint-Jean-Kourtzerode, Vilsberg, Faulquemont, Manderen, Hommert, Arzviller, Rombas, Semécourt
