周辺の天然記念物・トップ5

1. Nice place to take a break 2. In a natural area with a view 3. Information also available in German

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very beautiful place

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You live in Meurthe et Moselle, do you know where the two rivers meet?

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The Plateau de Malzéville, located at the gates of Nancy, offers an exceptional panoramic view of the Meurthe valley and the city below. This natural site, surrounded by meadows and forests, is a popular place for walks, with paths winding through green landscapes. At the top of the plateau, the calm and serenity allow you to fully enjoy nature while admiring the unobstructed view.

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Beautiful and surrounded by trees.

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Earth fissure formed naturally at the bottom of an earth funnel several meters deep. An underground passage leads to two galleries to a depth of approximately 37m. However, access to the cave is no longer possible and is blocked by a protective grille - it serves as a refuge for bats.

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Monument! The Place de l'Alliance is part of the monumental ensemble of the 18th century listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1983. The work was directed by the king's first architect, Emmanuel Héré, who deployed for all of the famous places in Nancy the quintessence of his art as a builder by materializing the link between the two existing towns, the medieval town and the town of Charles Ill (built in the 16th century). The fountain placed in its center is made up of a stone basin on which three old men representing rivers lean. Their shoulders support an entablature on which stands a triangular marble obelisk. Initially commissioned for the Carrière hemicycle, it was moved in 1756 and transformed in honor of the new alliance between Bourbons and Habsburg-Lorraine. On this occasion, a shield on which is inscribed "perenne foedus, anno 1756" (perpetual alliance) is added to the genius crowning the obelisk.

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A wonderful and historic place

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