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What to do and see in Moselle, Grand Est: The Best History Museums
Discover the best top things to do in Moselle, France including Ligne Maginot - Ouvrage A10 Immerhof, Fort de Queuleu, Maison de Robert Schuman, Musee Lorrain des Cheminots, Musee de la Tour Aux Puces, Musee de Gorze, Espace Memoire Ww2.
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1. Ligne Maginot - Ouvrage A10 Immerhof
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5.0 based on 35 reviews
Fort Immerhof is a fort of the Maginot Line built from 1930 to 1935. Its purpose was to protect the road and the railroad between Luxembourg and Thionville. The outside is cleaned of the brushwood; the blocks and the barbed wires can be seen. The interior can be visited : combat blocks, mortar turret, quarters, power plant,..... A park place and a reception with toilets are available. The exterior can be accessed all year long. Access : motorway A31, exit 44, follow "Hettange-Grande, Volmerange-les-Mines, Kanfen".
Reviewed By christophergG7168EY - Oxted, United Kingdom
Really enjoyed visiting this fort, we were taken round by an English speaking guide and a local Frenchman fully dressed in authentic French army uniform from WW2, who gave us an extremely and detailed history of the fort, so a very interesting visit.
2. Fort de Queuleu
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4.5 based on 413 reviews
3. Maison de Robert Schuman
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4.5 based on 38 reviews
4. Musee Lorrain des Cheminots
5. Musee de la Tour Aux Puces
6. Musee de Gorze
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4.5 based on 4 reviews
Nous proposons une visite guidée du Musée, de l'Eglise et du Palais Abbatial le premier samedi de chaque mois de 14h30 à 16h30 (même en hiver) pour découvrir l'histoire de l'Abbaye bénédictine fondée en 749.
7. Espace Memoire Ww2
Come and discover the history of the fights for the Liberation of the Pays de Bitche during the Winter 1944 - 45, through an exhibition of relics, equipment, photos, documents of the period and exclusively from barns or attics in the surrounding area. Anecdotes about these objects that have crossed history and thus came out of oblivion. Possibility of opening on request (contact by phone).
