Boulay-Moselle

Built in the late eighteenth century, the church Saint-Etienne has the particularity to unveil its visitors a beautiful steeple bulbs nineteenth century. In its interior, it is also possible to discover the baptismal font of the sixteenth century, the eighteenth liturgical furniture or a monumental organ straight out of the local Dalston-Haerpfer factory.

The city also has a Protestant church in the late nineteenth century to replace an older building. Neo-Gothic style, he too has an organ in the manufacturing world renowned Dalstein-Haerpfer.

Ancient walled city, Boulay-Moselle still has some remains of its walls with two old half turns nicknamed Dada old ladies.

Walking through the town and its old center, be sure not to admire other buildings of interest such as the ruins of the castle of the twelfth century, the old college Irish Recollects of the eighteenth or the houses of the seventeenth century to beautiful decorated lintels.

The city also hosts a Soviet necropolis with four ossuaries of the Second World War and from the camp Ban-Saint-Jean Denting. A memorial to Ukrainian victims is also visible.

Several marked hiking trails, including a leaving old ladies Dada can be borrowed to enjoy the historic and natural heritage of the city.

The weekly market is held every Friday morning.

In mid-July fireworks is proposed on the occasion of the celebrations of the national holiday.

In early August, up to the main festival with his antiques, his ball, his musical activities or its fair crafts.

A Christmas market with entertainment takes place in December.