The big names in logistics are concentrated in Lorraine (DHL is present in Moselle) ©DHL Lorina: the lemonade from Lorraine is exported to the USA and Japan (Moselle) ©Ets Geyer Lorina Bitche Citadel, designed by Vauban, a brilliant XVIIth century military engineer ©Jean-Claude Kanny The big names in logistics are concentrated in Lorraine (FM Logistic is present in Moselle) ©FM Logistic Metz Nancy Lorraine Airport ©AMNL The Notre Dame d'Avioth Basilica is part of the cultural heritage of Meuse (Lorraine) ©Jean-Marie Lecomte Unique in France, Lorraine has integrated its timber industry in a global cluster encompassing four fibre sectors: timber, paper-cardboard, textiles and composites ©Enstib PSA Peugeot Citroën is present on two sites in Moselle (Lorraine), in Metz and Trémery ©PSA The Smart Fortwo will also be produced at the Hambach factory (Moselle, Lorraine) ©Smart The Sainte-Jeanne-d'Arc Basilica in Domrémy-la-Pucelle in Meuse (Lorraine) is the French national monument to Joan of Arc ©Michel Petit Seven, the Tranchant group casino in Amnéville has 400 slot machines, 21 gaming tables, a four-star hotel, a restaurant and an auditorium (Moselle, Lorraine) ©La Robe à l'Eau Bonduelle, but also Bel, Lactais, Maximo, RicheMonts, Charal, Nestlé Waters, Coca-Cola, Geyer Frères: international leaders in the agri-food business all have operations in Lorraine ©Brek Ristoranti, Fotolia Arkema has set up its Research and Development Centre for the East of France (the CRDE) in Carling (Moselle, France) ©Arkema France The Vauban Citadel in Montmédy (Meuse, Lorraine) is on the border with Luxembourg and Belgium. Its ramparts were modified by Vauban in the XVIIth century ©CDT Meuse Braquier sugared almonds are the gastronomic speciality of Verdun (Meuse, Lorraine) ©SL The paper and cardboard companies in Lorraine include some big names, such as Clairefontaine, based in the Vosges ©Clairefontaine Before becoming leading brands of mineral waters in the Nestlé group, Vittel and Contrexéville were first towns in the Vosges and in Lorraine ©Contrex 'Le Haut des Ailes' supplies 40,000 people with electricity (Meurthe-et-Moselle, Lorraine) ©Le Haut des Ailes Final year project by future engineers training at the ENSTIB (Epinal, Vosges, Lorraine) ©Enstib In Lorraine, you will find 19 golf clubs (here Amnéville golf club in Moselle) ©Amnéville-les-Thermes
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Metz, second Lorraine town named City of Art and History

Metz (Moselle) is the second town in Lorraine after Bar-le-Duc (Meuse) to benefit from the label City of Art and History. Within five years, Metz will therefore receive a Centre of interpretation of architecture and heritage (Ciap) half financed by the State, an additional asset for the community requesting inclusion among the UNESCO world heritage.




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