Guided Tour of the Medieval Town of Liverdun

Step back in time as you wander through the narrow streets of Liverdun, one of the most beautiful medieval towns in Lorraine. Perched above a bend in the Moselle River, this former summer residence of the bishops of Toul boasts an exceptional heritage that bears witness to several centuries of history. For two hours, accompanied by a guide, explore this fortified town where every street and every monument tells a story of its past.

Throughout the tour, admire the iconic sites for which Liverdun is renowned: the Porte Haute, the main gateway to the medieval city; the former 12th-century Saint-Pierre Collegiate Church; the former 18th-century presbytery; and Corbin Castle and its grounds. The cobblestone streets also reveal remarkable facades ranging from the Renaissance to Art Nouveau, offering a true journey through the ages. This guided tour traces the history of Liverdun, from its origins to the present day, and highlights the figures, events, and rich heritage that have shaped its identity.

The meeting point is at the Porte Haute, on Rue de la Porte Haute in Liverdun. To fully enjoy this tour, we recommend arriving about ten minutes before departure, wearing comfortable walking shoes, and dressing appropriately for the weather.

Let us guide you through the heart of this charming town and discover the historical treasures of Liverdun.