The history of Toul and water dates back centuries! This tour will help you understand how the town’s residents harnessed this essential element to shape their town. From the banks of the Moselle to the canals, via the moats and fountains, discover a world in which water has played a major role in defense, daily life, and urban planning.
Your guide will reveal the hidden secrets of these water features that have shaped Toul and how water continues to influence the city today.
A captivating tour that reveals the intimate relationship between the city and its natural resources. Book your spot now and join us on a journey where the past and present intertwine around an element essential to life!
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Average duration 1 hour and 30 minutes
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Languages spoken French
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Difficulty Suitable for all
From 13.05.2026 to 29.08.2026
Full price: 6€
Reduced rate: €4*
Children under 6: free
*Reduced rate applies to children ages 6 through 17, students ages 18 through 25, people with disabilities, and recipients of unemployment benefits, ASS, or RSA. Proof of eligibility will be required.
- Guided Tour
July 30, 2026, at 11:00 a.m.
- A Link Between Natural and Urban Heritage
- A New Perspective on the City
- Water as a Common Thread
Maison du tourisme en Terres Touloises
The Maison du tourisme Terres Touloises welcomes visitors at the foot of Toul Cathedral. From spring to autumn, our teams offer guided tours and activities to discover the Terres Touloises region. Whether you’re looking for heritage, nature, the unusual or a meal in the vineyards, discover what we have to offer.
54200 Toul