Metz

PopoFielbo
A city suitable for walking

lindamor
A small town is nicknamed the city of yellow by the Germans. I remember that there was a walking tour near Christmas. People and tourists all around the city, which was very interesting.

Cathédrale St-Etienne de Metz

oeuvre de la Cathédrale de Metz

9.129 reviews

david1719

The first church I saw in Europe was shocked at the first sight. Standing under the Gothic church, I felt my insignificance. The buildings built by Catholics with a hundred years of hard work and wisdom were indeed shocked. Looking back on the medieval farmers standing under the church looking up, in addition to the worship of God's omnipotence, I gave my property freedom and life to God's servants in the world to control Indeed, there is no alternative to the system.

Protestant New Temple

Le Temple Neuf

9.014 reviews

luca_luo

On the island in the middle of the lake, this angle is the classic angle of mace. Although the church is not as old as the main hall, it is better than the river at his door

Centre Pompidou-Metz

梅斯蓬皮杜中心

8.815 reviews

傅是傅某人的傅

This picture is the Paris one, not the mace one. It takes about 7 or 8 minutes to get out of mace railway station. You can visit it for free if you are under 26 years old.

Port des Allemands

德意志门

8.211 reviews

夹谷载圣

The Porte des allemans is the relic of a Holy Roman Empire. It was built in the 13th-16th century and is the only site of the medieval wall of mace. Now the German gate is located on the east side of the historic city of mace, far from the city center and Cathedral, and it takes about 20 minutes to walk. As early as the end of the 19th century, the German gate was the famous landmark of mace, and the color photos at that time also reflected the building. In those days, the German gate stood in the wild. There was a moat beside it. Now, a road has been built.

Metz Railway Station

Gare de Metz-Ville

8.815 reviews

夹谷载圣

The Gare de Metz Ville railway station (different from the north one: Gare de Metz Nord) is the most magnificent railway station in France and even in the world, because it was rebuilt by the palace of the German Emperor William II. After the Franco Prussian War, mace, as the capital of East Lorraine, was ruled by the German Empire. In 1908, a neoclassical residence was built for William II. After his return to French rule, mace's palace was transformed into a station. Today, there are still gorgeous interior decorations in mace railway station.

Museum of La Cour d'Or

Musée de La Cour d'Or

7.76 reviews

诺瓦特

Not far from the cathedral is the mace Museum, or the Golden Palace Museum. The reason why it has such a wonderful name is that it used to be the site of the Royal Palace of melowan era. It's not just the ruins of the royal palace. It's a bathhouse in the Roman era, a granary in the middle ages, a monastery in the Renaissance, a museum in the industrial revolution and the contemporary era It can be said that the whole history of mace is concentrated in this group of buildings. Perhaps the best Museum in Lorraine, the ruins of Roman Baths, medieval buildings and Renaissance painted roofs Buildings of different periods are transformed into exhibition halls corresponding to different histories, so that you can plunge into the maze of materialized histories. Although the history of mace can be traced back to the ice age, the history of civilization as a city should start from Rome. Like most cities, it is also developed from Roman garrison camps. Unlike Strasbourg, which is a frontier fortress, mace between Reims and Strasbourg is more like a transit station of transportation hub. Therefore, compared with the provincial capital lance, the size of the city is not enough, but at least more than Strasbourg. As a universal empire, you can even see Isis from Egypt in this part. Since the sixth century AD, the master of mace has been changed from Roman to barbarian, but his status has risen instead of declining. After Charlemagne's empire was divided into three parts, the central Frankish kingdom was further divided, and mace became the capital of the kingdom of loternia (later Lorraine). Until later, when Nancy came later, mace held the top position in the capital of Lorraine area. Lorraine later became the Holy Roman Empire territory, and mace was a bishopric District, so Catholicism played an extremely important role in mace in the middle ages, so some of the most important exhibits in the middle ages were related to churches. In the 16th century, Henry II of the Valois Dynasty snatched mace from the Holy Roman Empire. From then on, mace became the military center of France until the Franco Prussian War in the 19th century, but that's another story.