The Église Saint-Étienne in Tarquimpol has a Romanesque round tower from the 12th century and a Gothic choir from the 14th century. It can only be viewed from the outside; independent visits are possible, and guided tours are available on request.
Those who choose Tarquimpol for a stay may want to rent a holiday apartment.
Culture
The Domaine d’Alteville includes an 18th-century château. The guided tour of Tarquimpol continues at the Château d’Alteville.
The Maison du Pays des Étangs is a museographic exhibition space on the Étang de Lindre. There, visitors can discover the village of Tarquimpol’s hidden Gallo-Roman heritage.
Nature
The Observatoire de Tarquimpol is located behind the Maison du Pays des Étangs on the Étang de Lindre; admission is charged. 248 bird species can be observed at the Maison du Pays des Étangs site.
History
The Roman remains are an archaeological site with a main construction phase dating from the 3rd century. They were classified as a historic monument on February 16, 1930.
Trails
The Randonnée de Lindre-Basse à Tarquimpol – sentier des paysages is a 9-kilometre out-and-back hiking trail to the peninsula, offering views of the Étang de Lindre. The Sentier de Lindre à Tarquimpol is an 8-kilometre out-and-back hiking trail.
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