Finally, Metz and Thionville in 2007 adhered to the style of the Benelux organization, the LELA, LEL

Metz is a city in the northeast of France, cheap hotels in new orleans capital of the Lorraine and Moselle department. It is one of the cities with the highest medieval architectural heritage of France. It is a city with 140.00 inhabitants (2013)
cheap hotels in new orleans Metz is located at the confluence of the Moselle and Seille rivers. The city has three inhabited islands: Little Saulcy, the great Saulcy and Chambière. The islands are joined together and the city proper by Bridges: The medieval bridge, the bridge of the dead, the bridge rocks, Saint-Marcel bridge, the bridge of the prefecture, the black bridge, the bridge Saint -Georges bridge and bars.
The major nearby cities and within walking distance are Nancy, 49 miles south of Luxembourg City, 55 miles north and Strasbourg, near the German border, 60 miles east. While it is located halfway between Strasbourg and Reims and in the same way between Paris and Frankfurt.
The neighborhoods of the city are: The medieval city of Metz, Bellecroix, Borny, cheap hotels in new orleans Devant-les-Ponts, La Grange-aux-bois, Grigy Technopole, The Corchade, Les Îles, Magny, Metz-center, the new city of Metz, Metz Patrotte-nord, Plantières Queuleu, Le Sablon and Vallieres-les-Metz.
Finally, Metz and Thionville in 2007 adhered to the style of the Benelux organization, the LELA, LELA renamed for the occasion. With Metz and Thionville entrance, LELA, hitherto formed by Luxembourg, Esch-sur-Alzette, Longwy and Arlon searched promote trade in the western Alps.
Dominique Gros, the mayor, was elected on March 16, 2008 and re-elected on March 30, 2014, after a second round facing the right candidate and the candidate of the Front National. He is the first Socialist mayor elected since the institution of universal suffrage in 1848.