Presentation of the territory

The Bassin de Pompey: History through Nature

The Bassin de Pompey is a place of discovery. Historic heritage, the water, the forest, industry and housing become a cohesive and harmonious whole.

• Walk in the footsteps of the pilgrims to Santiago de Compostela and on the many marked trails in the area.
• Enjoy a waterside jaunt along the many kilometres of walking and cycling trails developed along former towing routes.
• Taste the famous Liverdun madeleine along with a beer, or some traditional foie gras.
• Stroll the narrow streets of the medieval town of Liverdun, the former stronghold of the bishop of Toul.
• Recharge your batteries in one of the many natural sites of the Bassin de Pompey.
• Admire the 1900s’ heritage of the Domaine des Eaux Bleues and its grounds with rare plant varieties.
• Explore the Batterie de l’Eperon and its Seré de Rivières defensive system which features the last remaining example of a Galopin retractable turret.
• Visit the heritage sites of its surrounding towns and its characteristic Lorrain heritage, attesting to its rich past.