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Youth Hostel Metz - Beach

The youth hostel Metz-Plage is located in a quiet, touristic area of the old town, at the edge of a park on the Moselle river.

1, Allée de Metz Plage, 57000 Metz

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+33 (0)3 87 30 44 02

contact@ajmetz.fr

Scheduled reopening on 3 March, following renovations

Reception hours: 7.30am-10am, 5pm-10pm

Bank cards accepted

The youth hostel Metz-Plage welcomes you in a warm atmosphere. In addition to unforgettable encounters with other travelers, you will discover a city full of history. The Saint-Etienne cathedral, the Cour d’Or museums, the Place d’Armes, the imperial district around the train station. All the monuments of the city center are worth visiting. And if you’re in the mood for green spaces, HI Metz-plage lends you its bicycles so you can take a ride in the park or along the quays.

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services of the youth hostel of Metz - Beach

Hosting

64 beds
18 rooms (including 1 PMR room)
Rooms of 1, 6 beds

Catering

Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Picnic

Available services

Internet access / Wifi / Bar / Independent kitchen / Laundry / Luggage room / Garden

Nearby

Restaurant: 500 m
Grocery store/Market: 850 m

services of the youth hostel for groups

Catering

Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Picnic

Available room(s)

1 meeting room: 30 seats
1 conference room: 80 seats

Driver-Accompanist

Parking for coaches

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You like

Admire Saint-Etienne’s cathedral, a Gothic jewel with breathtaking stained-glass windows by Chagall.
Stroll through the Esplanade gardens, offering panoramic views over the city and the Moselle.
Explore the Centre Pompidou-Metz, an architecturally audacious temple to contemporary art.
Share a drink with fellow travellers at the Metz – Plage youth hostel.

the activities of the youth hostel of Metz - Beach

Metz, which has been awarded the ‘Ville d’Art et d’Histoire’ (City of Art and History) label, stretches along the banks of the Moselle, offering a unique blend of heritage and natural landscapes. Discover the famous Saint-Étienne cathedral, a Gothic jewel nicknamed the ‘lantern of God’, and stroll through its historic streets. Art lovers will love the Centre Pompidou-Metz, a landmark of contemporary architecture, while history buffs can explore the Gallo-Roman remains and medieval fortifications. For a nature break, opt for a walk or cycle along the Moselle, or try your hand at kayaking to see the city from a different angle.