Archives de l’auteur : Guy Ros

Located on the Nancy-Metz axis, and crossed by the Moselle, the Pont-à-Mousson basin opens the doors to the Lorraine Natural Regional Park and offers up its natural, historical and culturalLire la suite “Tourism in Pont-à-Mousson basin : a prestigious past”

The Pont-à-Mousson basin is at the heart of the Lorraine region, and its many restaurants are the best ambassadors for this territory where gastronomy is king. Discover the treasures ofLire la suite “Discover the Lorrain gastronomy in the restaurants of Basin of Pont-à-Mousson”

The Toul-Rosières photovoltaic power plant or Air Base 136 solar park is a French solar power plant with an output of 115 MWc1. It was implemented in 2012 by EDFLire la suite “The Rosière en Haye Geode and the photovoltaic power plant”

Pont-à-Mousson is a territory that mixes cultural heritage, nature, water and gastronomy : welcome to this land of calm and serenity. Pont-à-Mousson, water town : a unique architectural heritage hiddenLire la suite “Tourism : what are visitors saying about Pont-à-Mousson ?”

The Pont-à-Mousson basin has many partners to help welcome bicycle tourists. A basic complimentary repair kit is available, on request, at the Tourism Office. Follow the guide. Repairs Temporary fix:Lire la suite “Tourism : biking in the Pont-à-Mousson basin”

Halfway between Nancy and Metz, at the foot of the Mousson hill, this town that spans the Moselle on both sides, has a discretion in inverse proportion to its internationalLire la suite “Tourism : the walks around Pont-à-Mousson”

The sacred union of two river banks connected by a bridge. The emblem of Pont-à-Mousson, this bridge after which the town was named, was rebuilt in 1949, despite the German’sLire la suite “Tourism : things to see and do in Pont-à-Mousson.”

Valleys and rivers cross through it and nature offers up its treasures: wild and quirky thanks to the diversity of its landscapes, and ever-changing colours, Pont-à-Mousson charms the lovers ofLire la suite “Tourism : the hiking trails and treks in the Pont-à-Mousson basin”

These last few years, atypical accommodations have been increasingly popular in Europe. At the Pépinière, you will find a variety of unusual housing, from an asian pagoda, to a CanadianLire la suite “An asian pagoda in the heart of Lorraine“

Pierre Bonaventure is one of the emblematic chefs of Pont-à-Mousson, working alongside his two sons. Both a restaurant owner and a hotelier (in Jezainville and Pont-à-Mousson) to meet the needsLire la suite “Chef portrait : Pierre Bonaventure”