Just 80 minutes out of Paris in north-eastern France, lies off-the-beaten-track Metz, a traditional-yet-modern location with over 100 buildings on the Monument Historique list, as well as being labelled La Ville Verte (the Green City), and boasting a flourishing arts scene. For shopping, head to the Rue des Jardins, where you can find a treasure-trove of authentic French bric-a-brac and hip clothing vintage stores, along with trendy coffee shops and modern art exhibition. If you are looking for something different to do in the evening, check out Les Trinitaires, which puts on open-air concerts and has a pop-up bar, while Bar Le Flamenco offers live music from a range of genres, including hip-hop and rock.
Renting holiday accommodation in Metz
Metz is not the kind of place that everybody goes on holiday to; considering that you have picked this more obscure, under-the-radar location you will already be thinking outside of the box. Therefore, you should continue in this style and book some self-catering holiday accommodation in Metz with HouseTrip. Not only will be given much more freedom to come and go when you wish, extra privacy away from other tourists and access to a kitchen, and other facilities, you can also save plenty of money in the process.
Where to stay in Metz
If you are thinking about booking a holiday in Metz, rather than a more touristy destination, then you are already thinking outside of the box. To continue in this vein, consider booking some self-catering holiday accommodation with HouseTrip. Along with being able to enjoy your holiday on your own schedule and terms, a holiday rental in Metz will also save you money and give you added space to relax, as well as offering a number of faculties that you would not have access to in a hotel, such as a kitchen, and private pool and outside area. HouseTrip offers a wide range of holiday accommodation in and around Metz; whatever your individual requirements or you budget, there will be an apartment in Metz that is perfect for you.
Metz with the family
If you are in the mood for some modern art then head to the Centre Pompidou Metz, a version of the Paris art centre, which houses pieces by Joan Miro and Pablo Picasso amongst many others. If your kids are sports fans then take them to a game at Saint-Symphorien stadium to watch local football club FC Metz live in action. Metz is a great city to explore by bicycle, and there are loads of places to rent bikes from around the city. If you fancy a change of scenery, Paris is easily reachable by public transport and is always worth a day or two of your time.
Had a very pleasant stay with a group in early june. The weather was good, and the location was perfect. You can take a walk through the surroundings. The fi...
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Because of dates our very helpful host actually arranged for us to stay in another appartment in the same block which was excellent. Ideal location close to...
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