Palaces, Parks & Places of Interest Metz

We then walked to the Palais du Gouverneur Militaire (the Governors Palace), the Chapelle des Templiers, erected in the 12th century, and the church of Saint-Pierre-aux-Nonnains, built in 370AD. We passed many interesting sights along the way and I just love the French buildings and architecture, how ornate they are and the beautiful lines.

We sat for a moment in the Jardin de l’Esplande, the expansive city park. One thing we have noticed in France is how many people relax in their parks with a book to read and food and wine to enjoy. They really embrace their green spaces and enjoying their relaxation time. With the flowers starting to bloom and the lush green grass, I can certainly see the appeal.

Metz is certainly a lot bigger than I thought as we have walked, and walked, and walked today, exploring this beautiful town.Leia mais