Delme: Holiday Apartments and Houses

In Delme, contemporary art meets notable evidence of the town’s history. The Centre d’art contemporain – la synagogue de Delme is an institution of national significance for exhibitions, artistic production, and artistic research. The former Delme synagogue was listed as a historic monument by decree of 8 October 1984 and converted into a museum of contemporary art.

Culture and History

The Neo-Gothic Church of Saint-Germain was built in 1859 and is an emblematic monument of Delme’s local heritage.

Finding a holiday apartment in Delme can be part of planning your personal stay.

Routes

The “Par monts et par voies” route is an 8.5-kilometre circular trail that connects Delme, Puzieux, and Le Grand Sablon before returning to Delme. It is signposted with yellow hiking trail markers, follows a former Roman road towards Puzieux, continues to the Notre-Dame de la Pitié chapel in Puzieux, and returns to the starting point along a former railway line.

Landscape

The Haut du Mont and Haut de la Chapelle hills are located in the immediate vicinity of Delme. The Mont Toulon hill is also located near Delme. In the wider regional area lies the Haut Saint-Pierre hill.

The Côte de Delme regional nature reserve extends across just under 100 hectares between Juville, Liocourt, Puzieux, and Xocourt. It reaches an altitude of 403 metres, offers panoramic views of the Saulnois and the Nied, and is of considerable landscape importance.

Surroundings

The Artothèque Grand Est/ plus vite museum is located near Delme. In the wider regional area are the Musée Georges de la Tour museum, the Abbaye de Bouxières aux Dames historic site, and the Palais Ducal, a palace.

Other places: Burtoncourt, Rédange, Haut-Clocher, La Maxe, Kerprich-Aux-Bois, Rugy, Waltembourg, Marieulles.

To the higher-level travel overview: Moselle.