Saint-Avold

• The American military cemetery, which is the largest in Europe for the Second World War.
• Many places of worship / religious historical monuments:

• The abbey Saint-Nabor, rue du General de Gaulle.
• The Holy Cross Chapel, Mangin Street.
• The Basilica of Notre-Dame de Bon Secours, Lemire Street.
• The chapel of the Counts of Créhange, at the end of the Hotel de Paris, rue du Général Hirschauer.
• The synagogue near Place Paul-Collin.
• The Protestant Church, rue de Anglais.
• The old church Saints Pierre and Paul, current laboratory Guisard.

• Many fountains, such as the Saint-Nabor fountain (Place de la Victoire), the Saint-Jean-Népomucène fountain (located at the intersection of Hirschauer street and Clémenceau avenue) or the Jean Melling fountain (rue des Americans). During the revolution, in 1790, Naborian civil servants sent to the National Assembly the historian Nicolas Pascal Gérardy, lawyer and prosecutor of the king, in order to obtain, for the city, a prominent position in the new departmental discouragement in progress. development. Among the arguments put forward was the presence at Saint-Avold of "four beautiful fountains providing the best water". These fountains, supplied with spring water, provided indeed free, for centuries, drinking water to Naboriens. Three of them, the Saint-Nabor, Saint-Jean-Nepomucène and Sainte-Marie fountains, with polygonal basins and high margins, recall the Italian, Austrian or Swiss fountains.

• Saint-Jean Nepomucene Fountain (rue Hirschauer): Built in 1714 by the master mason Melchior Spinga, this fountain with hexagonal basin and baluster is adorned with the statue of Saint John Nepomucenus, holy protector against the dangers of water and native of Bohemia.
• Saint-Nabor Fountain (Place de la Victoire): On this square, a beautiful set of 18th century house and a German Gothic Revival building dating from 1898 surround the Sazint-Nabor fountain built in 1714 and overlooked by a statue of the patron saint of the city.
• Sainte-Marie Fountain (rue Poincaré): Built in 1714 on the site of a fountain created in 1313 by the Abbe Jean, this bucolic fountain is surmounted by a cross of Lorraine finely carved. The façade to which it is attached bears in a niche a Madonna with the Chair realized in 1986 by Helmuth Muller (1910-1989), local artist. This is a copy of the original 15th century statue, stolen in 1973.

• The City Hall, located at 36 boulevard de Lorraine.
• The birthplace of General Hirschauer (1857-1943) located at No. 20 rue Hirschauer.
• The center of industrial and technical archives of the Moselle.

• Weekly markets: they take place on the market place and on Saint-Nabor place on Tuesday and Friday from 8am to 12pm.
• Annual sale, in the city of Saint-Avold:

• Mid-Lent: 20 days before Easter.
• Patronal feast: end of August.
• Saint Nicholas clearance sale: 1st Sunday of Advent.

• The funfairs, lasting 8 days each, take place in the city center.

• At the mid-Lenten Festival: begins on Sunday, three weeks before Easter.
• At the patronal feast: the last Sunday of August, until the first Sunday of September.

• Pedestrian excursions are organized by the Tourist Office every Monday.

Carling chemical platform, one of the largest in Europe.