Discover Hackenberg Fortress: France's Underground Marvel⚔️

#hellohalloween #hackenbergfortress Dive into history at Ouvrage Hackenberg, the Maginot Line's largest fort in Veckring, Moselle. Built 1929-1933, this self-sufficient underground giant spans 10km galleries, 17 combat blocks, and housed 1,000 troops. Explore WWII scars from 1944 battles, ride vintage electric trolleys through 4km tunnels at constant 12°C, and tour barracks, power stations, and a museum with artifacts. Guided tours (English available) reveal engineering feats visited by King George VI. Ideal for history buffs and families seeking immersive adventure. Why Visit? Uncover the Maginot's strategic genius, witness restored artillery turrets, and reflect on war's echoes in a chilling, educational setting. A unique blend of military heritage and subterranean thrill. How to Get There: From Metz (35km SW), drive A31/D2 northeast (45min). GPS: Route Militaire, 57920 Veckring. Public: Train to Thionville, bus 6 to Veckring Mairie, then 20min walk. Free parking; tours by reservation year-round.