Wiesviller: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Wiesviller can be discovered through specific places, routes and local features. Historic buildings stand alongside a circular trail through orchards and regional offerings.

Those who choose Wiesviller as a destination may want to rent a holiday apartment.

Culture

The Église Saint-Barthélemy was built in 1832. Furnishings from 1740 were transferred from the former church to the Église Saint-Barthélemy.

The Wiesviller Calvary is part of the village’s appearance. It is located at the corner of Rue des Moulins and Rue de la Chapelle and dates from the 18th century. It was created by Jean Martesteck, a sculptor and artistic cabinetmaker.

The statue of Christ the King was erected above Wiesviller and Woelfling in 1950. The grotto between Wiesviller and Woelfling was built in 1939.

On the Way

Le Chemin des Fruitiers is a 4.5-kilometre circular hiking trail. It starts in Wiesviller and follows quiet paths lined with orchards.

Several benches are located along Le Chemin des Fruitiers. Halfway along, the trail offers a panoramic view from the edge of the forest.

Surroundings

The wider Sarreguemines Confluences region offers more than 29 signposted circular trails ranging from 3 to 20 kilometres, with easily accessible starting points.

Local

The Ferme de la Sarre, based in Wiesviller, offers agricultural products made from raw cow’s milk.

More village pages: Tarquimpol, Ars-Sur-Moselle, Farébersviller, Walscheid, Brouviller, Berling, Alaincourt-La-Côte, Volstroff.

To the wider travel overview: Moselle.