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The wine village was built on the occasion of the 1925 German Wine Exhibition.
Since then, it has achieved fame for its products and romantic atmosphere. The
village offers an excellent menu and wine list daily from 1100 to 2400. From
November through March, an advance booking is required. Visit
www.weindorf-
Day Excursion to
Metz
Moselle Stronghold
Depart from Luxembourg City Central Station
Distance by Train:
39 miles (63 km)
Average Train Time:
53 minutes
France Dialing Code:
33
Northeast France Area Code:
3
Tourist Information Office:
Office de Tourisme, 2 Place d'Armes, BP 80367,
57007 Metz, France
Tel:
387 55 53 76;
Fax:
387 36 59 43
E-mail:
tourisme@ot.mairie-metz.fr
Hours:
Monday-Saturday: 0900-1900, Sunday: 1000-1700 in summer, open until
1500 in winter
Notes:
To get to the tourist office from the arrival gate, turn right and walk the
length of the station hall to the departure gate (served by the northern underground
passageway). The station's north end houses the train information office and faces
General de Gaulle Square. Money can be changed in the post office, the huge red
building in front of the station. Board either minibus line A or B at the bus terminal
in front of the rail station. Get off at the Hotel de Ville (town hall) stop in front of the
cathedral. The tourist office is on the right in Place d'Armes.
Throughout its 3,000-year history, Metz has been a great Roman city, a religious
center of the Carolingian Empire, an independent republic, a part of Germany, and
a bastion of France. Throughout the ages, various cultures have left their marks in
the form of various architectural styles throughout the city.
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