Your journey through Metz will take you from Antiquity to the early twentieth century, beginning at the Place Saint-Jacques. From there, you'll make your way to the Place Jean-Paul II, where you'll have a splendid view of the Saint-Étienne Cathedral of Metz. Your next stops will be Rue Taison and then the Place Saint-Louis.
The tour continues to the Place de la Comédie, where you'll learn about a significant event that occurred there. You'll then proceed to the Governor’s Palace before concluding your trip in the Imperial Quarter. This excursion offers an initial exploration of Metz's rich history. Along the way, you'll hear intriguing anecdotes and a local legend that is deeply woven into the city's past.
You'll discover how Metz has experienced Roman and German rule, was a city-state during the Middle Ages, and finally became part of the Kingdom of France in the mid-16th century.
