The longest battle of the First World War, and its ossuary. A full Verdun guide is being written — in the meantime, browse Grand Est for what's nearby.
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In the area
The tourism areas this town sits inside.
More of Grand Est
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Strasbourg A pink sandstone cathedral, La Petite France and the European Parliament -
Colmar Little Venice, the Isenheim Altarpiece and the wine road's capital -
Reims The coronation cathedral, Chagall's windows and champagne cellars beneath -
Épernay The Avenue de Champagne, and 110 km of cellars under it -
Nancy Place Stanislas, gilded railings and the École de Nancy's Art Nouveau -
Metz 6,500 m² of stained glass, and a Centre Pompidou under a Chinese hat -
Troyes Half-timbered Champagne capital, and the original factory outlets -
Gérardmer The Vosges' lake resort — sailing in summer, skiing in winter