Courcelles-Chaussy: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Courcelles-Chaussy is a Huguenot community on the historic Huguenot trail. The sites mentioned there include Château d’Urville, Place du Temple, and Château de Landonvillers.

If you choose Courcelles-Chaussy as your place to stay, you may want to rent a holiday apartment.

Culture

William II acquired the Château d’Urville estate in 1890; Urville became one of his preferred summer residences in annexed Lorraine. Château d’Urville can be visited during the European Heritage Days.

Château de Landonvillers houses a private museum with a collection of old Russian icons considered unique in Europe. The Parcours de la guerre de 1870 includes a monument commemorating three soldiers of the 2nd Battalion of the Chasseurs à Pied.

Several forts are located around Courcelles-Chaussy: Fort de Lauvallières, Fort des Bordes, and Fort Saint-Julien. The Centre Pompidou-Metz is a museum in the wider regional surroundings of Courcelles-Chaussy. The Zoo du Bois de Coulange is also located in this wider regional area.

Nature

The annual Printemps au Château d’Urville is a horticultural event held in the historic park, featuring plant exhibitors, regional products, and exhibitions and activities on ecological and agricultural topics.

The Voie verte du Pays de Pange runs along the Nied française through a green valley. The 12 km route is completely flat, fully secured, and accessible on foot, by bicycle, or with a stroller.

Haut de Mante is a hill in the immediate vicinity of Courcelles-Chaussy. Haut Saint-Pierre and Bruehlberg are hills in the vicinity of Courcelles-Chaussy.

Further destination pages: Wiesviller, Hilsprich, Jouy-Aux-Arches, Berling, Rohrbach-Lès-Bitche, Illange, Menskirch, Mouterhouse

To the overarching travel overview: Moselle.