OFFICE DE TOURISME DU PAYS DU SAULNOIS -SIÈGE SOCIAL-

Located in the south of the department, the Saulnois is marked, both in its landscapes and in its culture, by the rich history of salt. The Salt Museum and the salt ponds of Marsal, the Royal Salt Works of Dieuze as well as the gateway to the salt works of Moyenvic bear witness to this. Its natural environments are the paradise of an exceptional flora and fauna such as the Côte de Delme and its orchids, the Lindre pond and its multitude of ornithological species, the wetlands located near Francaltroff and the Seille valley. The Domaine de Lindre, the Maison du Pays des Etangs as well as the numerous hiking trails allow visitors to discover this exceptional natural heritage. A part of its territory is located in the Regional Natural Park of Lorraine. The Pays du Saulnois is also the birthplace of Georges de La Tour, born in Vic-sur-Seille. A departmental museum is dedicated to him. The Saulnois offers visitors a range of exceptional heritage sites, sumptuous organs around Albestroff, departmental museums, listed churches and collegiate churches, a contemporary art center...