Fort de Queuleu, Historical fort in France
The Fort de Queuleu is an imposing structure located on the outskirts of Metz.
Constructed in 1868, it bears witness to France's military past and the Franco-Prussian War.
During World War II, it served as a Nazi concentration camp, adding a dark chapter to its history.
Today, it is accessible to the public and includes a fitness trail for visitors.
Listed as a 'monument historique inscrit', it acts as a memory space dedicated to those affected by its past.
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Location
Inception
1868
Part of
Heritage tourism, réseau des Musées et Mémoriaux des Conflits Contemporains
Address
Allée Jean Burger/Rue du fort de Queuleu F-57070 METZ
GPS coordinates
49.11222,6.20417
Latest update
March 3, 2025 17:42
