At the time of the Celts, the Titelberg played a key role. On the rocky spur overlooking the valley of the Chiers an important town was built in the 1st century B.C. Excavations in recent years have shown the key role this town played in the territory of Trévires, an important centre of political and economic life. The remaining fortifications and the “murus gallicus” are still visible today. Signs provide visitors with the necessary explanations. Excavations in some parts of the site clearly show the vestiges of the Celtic city and Gallo-Roman village. Visitors can access the Titelberg from a narrow path from Fond-de-Gras. At the junction turn left onto the road from Fond-de-Gras; 100m after the workers’ houses walk onto a steep slope. Alternatively, visitors can take the pleasant wooded path at the top of the parking lot before heading down the road that leads to the Fond-de-Gras.
RELATED ACTIVITIES
GITE FOND-DE-GRAS
GITE LASAUVAGE
AUBERGE “AN DER SCHOUL”
WALK
TRACK GAME
DRAISINES
THE “CARREAU”
THE “SAINT-BARBARA” CHURCH
GROCERY STORE “EPICERIE VICTOR BINCK”
THE PAUL WURTH HALL
THE “GIELE BOTTER”
THE “TITELBERG”
AUBERGE DE LA PROMENADE
THE ROLLING MILL TRAIN
FOND-DE-GRAS
THE TRAIN STATION FROM FOND-DE-GRAS
THE “SALLE DES PENDUS”
THE EUGÈNE PESCH MUSEUM
THE MUSEOLOGICAL SPACE LASAUVAGE
THE MINING TRAIN “MINIÈRESBUNN”
TRAIN 1900
LASAUVAGE
BISTRO DE LA GARE
PRESBYTERE
BRASSERIE DE LA MINE
