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🚧 **Barrage du Lac du Mirgenbach – The Technical Heart of the Lake** At the southern end of **Lac du Mirgenbach** is the **dam (barrage)**, which serves to regulate the water and cool the nearby **Cattenom Nuclear Power Plant**. The facility is not open to the public, but is easily visible from the paths around the lake. 🌊 The dam marks the transition between technology and nature: Here, the water flows in controlled channels, creating an exciting interplay of industrial function and scenic tranquility. **Tip:** Those who walk the circular path around the lake have a good view of the dam from the eastern shore – particularly interesting for technology enthusiasts and landscape photographers.

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Fine baked goods from a beautiful old building in Rodemack outside the city walls.

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The church of Usselkirch in the diocese of Metz was probably built by the Counts of Ardennes. Henri II, former owner, donated it to the Abbey of Saint-Maxim.

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Rolling gravel passage, a delight!

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Some photos 📷. The route is very varied, starting from Rodemack, the little Carcassonne of Moselle. The loop is approximately 30km on a relatively flat route that remains accessible, you can see villages, forests, bodies of water and bird observatory, Maginot Line casemates, view of the Cattenom cooling towers, walk along the Moselle ...

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The place formerly belonged to the diocese of Metz and was incorporated into France in 1769. Rüttgen Castle east of the village, of which only a ruin remains, belonged to the Lords of Rüttgen. Mathilde von Rüttgen, who was prioress of the Marienthal monastery near Mersch in Luxembourg in 1411, came from their family. Through the Peace of Frankfurt on May 10, 1871, the region became part of the German imperial state of Alsace-Lorraine. The village belonged to the Diedenhofen-Ost district in the Lorraine district.[2] After the First World War, the region had to be ceded to France in 1919 due to the terms of the Versailles Treaty and became part of the Moselle department. During the Second World War the region was occupied by the German Wehrmacht. For those interested, the castle is currently for sale 🏰

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An interesting historical destination for every tour driver, you can also stay a little longer here to take a closer look at the sight - monument in RODEMACK, on the theme of architecture, with the Plus Beaux Villages de France label. CLOSED FROM OCTOBER TO THE END OF APRIL.Built on the foundations of a medieval castle founded by the Lords of Rodemack in the 12th century, the Citadel of Rodemack has its roots in the Middle Ages. Let yourself be carried away by centuries of military history and visit its impressive Renaissance cellar with a remarkable barrel vault. It also has a 22 meter deep wheel well and a beautiful guard room. Stroll through its park and discover its towers and remarkable buildings!🏰

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The castle is currently being restored.😞

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