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What To See And Do At The Metz Train Station

The Gare du Metz - Ville is probably the biggest train station in the French region of Lorraine, capital of Metz, the second largest city of Lorrain, France. At other times referred to as the Station Palace due to the grand apartments that it houses the German Kaiser Wilhelm II during World War I, Metz railway station is now registered as a National Monument since March 1975. The Gare du Metz is very popular for sightseeing trips to other places in the Lorrain area and for shopping.

The Metz railway station was built during the period of expansion of Metz in the middle of the 19th century. Construction and development have continued up to the present day and today the station is the second busiest railway station in Lorraine. There are many shops, a huge supermarket and the Gare du Metz serves as the headquarters of the railway company Lorrain.

The Gare du Metz can be reached from the Gare de l'Epernon by a train or a tram. However, for a direct trip to the station it is important to use a tram system. Travelers can take the tram to the end of the line and from there they can take a train back to their location. Tourists can walk along the tracks until the end of the line where they will need to take another tram back to reach the station.

The Gare du Metz is well connected with the rest of the region through roadways. For those that would like to spend more time exploring this region, the railway line that runs along the west bank of the river has a pedestrian bridge that can be used by tourists who prefer to take some walking tours. This is a great place to visit when visiting the area or if you are looking for a short break from all the activity.

Those who travel from Metz to other parts of Lorrain will find it much easier to find their way around this area. With some research, they will learn that the Gare du Metz is a well known place for shopping. There are many shops along the Gare du Metz and tourists will find that a trip to these shops will allow them to buy everything from local produce and meats to local handicrafts. There is also a large array of shops that sell all types of souvenirs.

The train station is home to a number of tourist attractions, including the Tower of Nations, an observation deck and the Gare du Paris. These tourist attractions are great ways to enjoy the surrounding area.