The Grandes Brasseries Réunies de Maxéville were established in 1896 through the merger of the Bettling and Viennoise breweries. A beer festival is held on the Brasseries site in September, jointly organized with the Union des Brasseurs Grand Est. Every year, the town of Maxéville organizes the Fête des Fraises strawberry festival together with local associations.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Maxéville is planning their stay directly in Maxéville.
Culture
The Château Bas, now Maxéville’s town hall, contains a staircase by Jean Lamour. The Church of Saint Martin houses a Gothic Madonna and Child with a crescent moon dating from 1347. Some buildings in the Brasseries district still bear witness to Maxéville’s industrial past today.
Nature
The Parc forestier is managed in a way that allows the vegetation to develop freely. In the Parc forestier, paths lead between the trees to large clearings.
Trails
The “Sur les pas des carriers de Maxéville” trail uses information panels to explain the work of the Solvay workers, their machines, their lives, and TP Max. On the ascent, the trail climbs 140 metres in elevation and leads to a summit with a wide view over the metropolitan area.
Geographical setting
The Canal de la Marne au Rhin runs through Maxéville. An SNCF railway line also runs through Maxéville.
More local pages: Lunéville, Saint-Nicolas-De-Port, Maizières, Franconville, Homécourt, Moncel-Lès-Lunéville, Villers-Lès-Nancy, Joppécourt
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