In Meurthe-et-Moselle, the route of La Voie Bleue reveals rich cultural, historical, and artistic heritages, including the Abbey of the Premonstratensians and Duroc Square in Pont-à-Mousson, the architectural ensemble of three squares from the 18th century in Nancy, classified as a UNESCO World Heritage site, including the famous Stanislas Square, as well as the splendid examples of Art Nouveau and Art Deco style, and many other curiosities.

To the south of Nancy, the Château de Fléville-devant-Nancy is definitely worth a little detour, before heading after Flavigny-sur-Moselle into the natural setting of the Valley and the natural reserve of the wild Moselle. There, the ribbon of La Voie Bleue unfurled on a narrow levee between the river Moselle, ponds, and the Canal des Vosges, seems to be a thread for tightrope walkers.

Ranging from Luxembourg to Lyon, the route La Voie Bleue - Moselle-Saône by bike alternately follows the courses of the Moselle, the Canal des Vosges, and the Saône.

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