The Church of Saint Wendelin in Bourgaltroff was built in 1770 and consecrated in 1775 by Bishop Louis Joseph de Montmorency Laval, Bishop of Metz. Over time, it has been renovated several times; these works included, among other things, electrifying the bells and restoring the paintings.
Renting a holiday apartment in Bourgaltroff can be part of choosing personal accommodation for a stay in the town.
History
Some remains of the castle have been preserved in Bourgaltroff. The surviving parts of Bourgaltroff Castle are currently inhabited by private individuals.
Underground passages between Bourgaltroff Castle and Marimont-lès-Bénestroff, approximately 4 km away, are believed to still exist, but they are in poor condition.
Culture
The Artothèque Grand Est/ plus vite Museum and the Parc Animalier de Sainte-Croix, a zoo, are located in the vicinity of Bourgaltroff.
The wider regional surroundings of Bourgaltroff include the Musée Georges de la Tour, a museum; the Couvent Saint-Ulrich, a historic site; and the Ouvrage du Bambesch, a fort.
Nature
The wider regional surroundings of Bourgaltroff include Haut du Mont, Brandstuden, and Crouhaie, each of which is a hill.
The Étang de Bourgaltroff is associated with pond fish farming.
Hauts de Bourgaltroff is a circular route for hiking or running.
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