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Aire de Rodemack

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Camping-cariste

Adresse

120 Route de Thionville
57570 Rodemack
Moselle, Grand Est
France
Itinéraire
Réservation
Impossible. Vente uniquement sur place

Nombre d'emplacements

Total
220 places

Liens utiles

Tourist Office of Cattenom and Environs – CCCE – CCCE
Community of Communes of Cattenom and Environs

Équipements et services

Stationnement
Emplacements Standards
Emplacements XL
Vidange
Raccordement électrique
Prises 6A
Prises 16A
Ravitaillement en eau
Éclairages nocturnes
Poubelles

Description

Motorhome area at the entrance to the village of Rodemack, the "Petite Carcassonne Lorraine", ideal for a restful and pleasant stop. Parking, waste disposal and water filling point, as well as electrical hookup (2 outlets available) await you there, with no time limit. Enjoy the village bakery (pastries and a wide variety of breads), the weekly market on Wednesday late afternoon and an artisanal brewery to discover at the end of the route. Nearby: cycling and walking trails, the vineyards of Contz-les-Bains and Haute‑Kontz, Maginot Line fortifications at Cattenom and Hettange‑Grande, the Hettange‑Grande National Nature Reserve, Preisch Castle and the Luxembourg thermal spa of Mondorf‑les‑Bains about six kilometres away. Information provided by the Cattenom and Surroundings Community Tourism Office.

Tourisme

Rodemack (Moselle, France)

Rodemack is a fortified village nestled in the northeast of Moselle, close to the Luxembourg and German borders. The small town preserves a network of remparts and medieval lanes that give the impression of a small rural citadel. The atmosphere is intimate and conducive to strolling, between old houses and views over the valley. It is a popular stop for those crossing Lorraine towards the wine-producing Moselle.

Heritage and history

The village features a compact fortified ensemble where portions of remparts and controlled access points are still visible. Several old residences testify to Rodemack’s importance in the medieval and modern periods. The site evolved under the influence of regional powers, visible in the urban layout and some preserved buildings.

Architecture and built environment

The streets offer a mix of stone houses and Renaissance-style façades, with turrets and overhangs visible on some houses on the main street. The château de Rodemack, located at the heart of the village, dominates the whole by its volumes and its placement within the urban framework.

Nature and landscapes

Around the village, the Moselle countryside unfolds with fields and groves. The viewpoints from the heights of the remparts open onto the valley and nearby slopes, suitable for short walks and photography.

Not to be missed

  • Château de Rodemack: exterior visit and discovery of the historic layout.
  • Remparts and medieval lanes: stroll through the old urban fabric.
  • Renaissance houses: architectural details and characteristic façades.
  • Panoramas from the remparts: views over the Moselle countryside and nearby valleys.
  • Proximity to borders: combine the visit with an excursion to Luxembourg or Germany.

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