This department is located in the northeast of France, is named after the Moselle river of the same name (the Moselle) and has many beautiful places where you can enjoy nature in one of the holiday homes via Nature.house. Moselle has an area of 6216 km2 and over 1,060,000 inhabitants. Are you looking for a holiday home in the nature of Moselle? Visit the country of the Three Borders. Enjoy plains, lakes and forests.

Regional Natural Park of the Northern Vosges

The Regional Nature Park of the Northern Vosges is known for its rounded peaks. On these peaks there are mountain pastures (haute chaumes) which form an enchanting and varied landscape with beech and pine forests, peat lands and mysterious lakes and rivers. Departure from your cottage in Moselle for a special walk through this park. The park covers other departments besides Moselle. Enjoy all year round in a holiday home in this region. In summer it can get very hot but in winter it can be very cold, where you can ski over the snowy slopes. This 122,000 hectare area, where sandstone dominates, has 3 large zones, namely: the Lorraine plateau, the forest massif and the Piémont. Stay in a gite in this part of Moselle and enjoy a wonderful holiday in nature.

Rock of Dabo

Are you looking for special places that you can easily visit from your cottage in Moselle? The rock of Dabo is definitely worth a visit. This 30 meter high pink sandstone offers a beautiful panoramic view of the surroundings, because the Dabo is located 664 meters above sea level. Visit the little chapel on top of this special rock. Around this piece of natural beauty in Moselle you can find many holiday homes where you will experience a beautiful holiday.

Rodemack and Thionville

Close to the Luxembourg border, a medieval village is surrounded by ramparts. This village is also nicknamed 'the little Lorraine Carcassonne'. Especially in the summer this village is highly recommended. Take a holiday home in June in this part of Moselle and enjoy the annual medieval festival that Rodemack organizes. Besides Rodemack, a visit to Thionville is also highly recommended. This flea tower was built in the 13th century and houses the regional history and archaeology museum.