Fort Queuleu

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4.4

( 16 reviews )

Museums

Closed 07:30 AM - 09:00 PM See Hours

All. Jean Burger, 57070 Metz, France +33 6956-742-80

Fort Queuleu is an iconic brand that aims to provide an exceptional experience for its customers. With a prime location, this brand has become a popular choice for tourists and locals alike. Known for its historical significance, Fort Queuleu offers a unique blend of cultural heritage and modern amenities. The brand takes pride in its well-maintained facilities, offering a range of services for visitors to enjoy, including restaurants, hotels, and recreational activities. Fort Queuleu also strives to create a peaceful and tranquil atmosphere, ensuring that guests can relax and unwind during their stay. With its commitment to guest satisfaction and attention to detail, Fort Queuleu has established itself as a reputable brand in the industry. Whether it's exploring the rich history or indulging in the various amenities, Fort Queuleu promises a memorable experience for all who visit.

Amenities and More

Accessibility
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
Children
- Good for kids

Reviews

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Greg mueller

March 22, 2024

Not worth visiting. It’s just a poorly maintained park. If you have been to Auschwitz/Buchenwald, this is a huge disappointment and waste of time.

Reggie chun

March 22, 2024

When I went there I somehow felt how this place was during WW 2. Old place but nice. Free entry. People were running, cycling, walking their pets and play with kids. An interesting place knowing the history behind it. It is in a quiet neighborhood easily accessible from the main road. There's enough space in the yard for car parking.

Andy erkfritz

March 22, 2024

Nice historical place to visit, on which Nazis keppt resistance people as prisoners in secret. It's also nice nature around it for walk and run.

Angelica lopez-hoag

March 22, 2024

The free guided tour lasts about a couple of hours and allows visiting the inside of the fort. Very prepared guide, I do not think the visit is suitable for kids under 14 years old.

Bastien a. (easyevil)

March 22, 2024

Fort turned concentration camp turned park and museum. Definitely worth a visit. The site itself has so much history and greatly explains the recent history of the Lorraine region. The buildings are old and make great photos and it can get a bit spooky at night. There are pull up bars along the walking/jogging path and ruins of the old fort which make it interesting as you jog around. You can also get a tour of the SS concentration camp if you are interested.