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This is a picture of the part of the landscape..the craters from the explosions of artillery are still visible and it looks as if it is a moonscape with grass..Don't touch anything that looks like it might be an explosive....
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1 Review and 162 Opinions I was pleasantly surprised with the size of the room. In France, one does not expect large rooms,...
1 Review and 26 Opinions We loved this hotel! O.k. maybe the view from the window wan´t very nice (to railway), but location...
1 Review and 33 Opinions The location can't be beat. We travelled to Metz by train, so it was wonderful to be able to simply...
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This is a picture of the part of the landscape..the craters from the explosions of artillery are still visible and it looks as if it is a moonscape with...
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Q: My daughter will be studying at the Georgia Tech campus near Metz this summer. I am trying to decide the best place for her to fly...
A: I think the LGV Est will go into operation in June 2007, a bit too late for your daughter - I'm afraid she would have to travel by "normal" train, not a high speed one....
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Metz is a charming town in Lorraine, near Luxembourg and Germany, and thus the target for one day visits from these countries (especially on the weekends!) There are several important monuments...
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I've been in Metz during one day when I'd been staying in Nancy. I had a train in morning and 50 minutes later I was in Metz. Metz is quite similar to Nancy, old city with many architectural...
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Metz, which in French is pronounced approximately like the English word mess (but with a different vowel sound, in French it's open-mid front unrounded and in English it's close-mid front unrounded,...
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The French frontier city Metz is located on Moselle river. It is the large center of the Department of Moselle and the capital of the province of Lorraine. The city has the rich history - about two......
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Metz: One of the Crossroads of History
The capital of Lorraine is the town of Metz, which dates back to ancient times. It was founded by the Celts, who named it Divodurum. The Romans occupied it from 51 BC until Attila the Hun sacked and...
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