10h: visit the medieval city

Go to the Office de Tourisme de Liverdun for a tour of this ancient and prosperous medieval fortified city of the twelfth / thirteenth century. Main stronghold of the Diocese of Toul and summer residence of its bishops, it overlooks a beautiful bend of the Moselle, which houses a loop luxury property, the Blue Water Area

12h30: lunch along the Moselle

14h45: visits to the Blue Water Area

The estate belonged to the nineteenth century, the family Corbin, a renowned patron of the Ecole de Nancy, whose artists have built and decorated this house nestled on the ancient medieval garenne. It stands in the middle of a wooded park with rare, is facing a no less prestigious and dating from the end of "l'Ecole de Nancy.

It is now owned by the Foundation of the institution of Young Blind and visually impaired Nancy hosting a Help Center for Work, housed in the old outbuildings. You can also make a tour d'horizon of workshops CAT A new approach to the visit carried out directly by the workers, which participates in a better integration in the workplace or residence. Mounting cane white or yellow type "Canadian" for the blind and visually impaired shop and rempaillage cane and horticulture.

17h: taste Liverdunois

The former rectory with its pleasant courtyard garden and its view on the loop of the Moselle welcomes you famous around the family madeleines CHENEL. Since the 1920s, this biscuit continues the tradition of excellent craftsmanship madeleine, without additives in its cardboard box very retro.

The rates include:

* Entries
* Visits
* Lunch (drinks not included)

The rates do not include:

* Transport

Reservations for 10 people at least 15 days in advance all year except on Saturdays and Sundays for the workshop cane.