Excursion à vélo d’une journée de Metz à Perl

Start your cycling adventure in Metz, a charming city in northeastern France. Known for its historic architecture, Metz is a treat with its Gothic Saint Stephen’s Cathedral and the picturesque streets of the old town. Once you've had your fill of croissants and coffee, hop on your bike and pedal towards Perl.

This route stretches for around 64 kilometers and takes you through a delightful mix of paths and quiet roads, offering a serene escape from busy city life. You’ll breeze through small villages and scenic countryside, with just enough ups and downs (around 286 meters of ascent and 248 meters of descent) to keep it interesting without breaking a sweat.

Most of the ride is on smooth asphalt, so you can focus on enjoying the scenery. As you near Perl, located on the border of Germany, you might want to stop at a local winery. Perl is part of the picturesque Moselle Valley, famous for its wine production. It’s a perfect spot to end the ride with a glass of delectable Riesling and toast to a day well spent. Happy cycling!