Blainville-sur-l'Eau

Walking through the town, you can discover information about the three doors of the seventeenth century, rebuilt after the horrors of the Thirty Years War and destroyed in 1930 to allow the passage of the first coaches. One of these doors, the door St Antoine, however, is visible Lorraine museum in Nancy. In the streets and opening the eye, you can see the door frames of very old houses, it goes back to the seventeenth century. Street names evoke the glorious past of Blainville on the water, Castle Street, Monk Street, Street of the Spinning...

Via the towpath, you can go ride on the site of the Entre Deux Eaux, soon classified sensitive natural area natural site. Located on the site of the old mill, nature has reasserted itself. The association between 2 Waters has done tremendous work to maintain the site, creating walking paths, promoting wildlife on the peninsula between two arms of Meurthe. A beautiful walk between 1 and 1:30.

The weekly market is held every Tuesday morning. A trade fair and a garage sale with many activities are also offered every 1st Sunday of May.

Concerts take place on the occasion of the Music Festival in June.