Vic-sur-Seille: Museums, Exhibitions & Discounts

Vic-sur-Seille is a commune located in the Grand Est region of northeastern France, in the department of Moselle. The town has a rich historical heritage dating back to the Middle Ages when it was an important salt-producing center, as evidenced by its name "Vic" which derives from the Latin "vicus" (village) and "Seille," the river that flows through it.

The town is particularly notable as the birthplace of Georges de La Tour, one of France's most celebrated Baroque painters, who was born here in 1593. The town's architectural heritage includes well-preserved medieval buildings and religious structures that reflect its historical importance in the region. Today, Vic-sur-Seille maintains its historical character while showcasing its cultural heritage through various cultural institutions and preserved architecture.