To see
- Remains of two castles destroyed in 1944. The first castle, called "Edelmannhaus", was built from 1603 to 1606 by Count Ernest de Mansfield, rebuilt on the ruins of a 13th century castle. The second castle was built in 1715 by Walrad of Dhaun-Salm, major general of the imperial army.
- Fortified systems of the aquatic Maginot Line.
- Church of St. Peter and Paul (1760)
- Church of Saint-Luc-Évangéliste (Diefenbach-lès-Puttelange).
- Sainte-Croix chapel (1550, rebuilt 1744), Louis XV altar, woodwork sculptures.
- Synagogue: the first synagogue in Puttelange dates from 1736. It is therefore one of the oldest in the Duchy of Lorraine. The second one, orientalist style, dated 1867, was demolished in 1940.
- Jewish cemetery (1854).
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rue Wilson, Puttelange-aux-Lacs
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