Germans' Gate

The Germans' Gate is a fortified gate and bridge over the Seille, the main surviving part of the medieval walls of Metz. Two round towers facing the town date from around 1230; an outer pair of 28 m towers with battlements was added in 1445, and a galleried bridge joined the two around 1480. Restored in 2014, its halls now host exhibitions and events.

Nearby

Musée de la Cour d'Or

museum

Metz Cathedral

church

Temple Neuf

church

Centre Pompidou-Metz

art museum

From $15.63

Saint-Pierre-aux-Nonnains

historic building

Free entry

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