Commune de Neufgrange

Neufgrange has been granted the status and the designation "Tourist Village".
The village is nestled between the forest of Buchholz, the valley of the Saar and a point of the Alsace bossue, the village offers a varied landscape with an important biodiversity. The history of the village was deeply marked by the Jacquemin and Belloquet families in the 18th and 19th centuries, as well as in the 20th century by the presence of the Spiritan fathers, missionaries in Black Africa.
Its green surroundings, the Saint-Vit pond with its residential park, the Brühl pond, the hiking trails, the bicycle paths will certainly charm the visitors

To see
- Convent of the Spiritan Fathers The architectural ensemble includes the former castle of Neufgrange (the town hall today), the convent of the Spiritan Fathers and the elementary school (former school Saint-Joseph).
- Saint Michel Church (1761).

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