Troisfontaines

• Inhabited in prehistoric times and the Gallo-Roman period.
• A glassworks of 1699 was the origin of the town.
• Village completely destroyed during the Thirty Years' War.
• Vallérysthal, an important new glassworks founded in 1707.
• The church dates only from the early 20th century. Previously, Troisfontaines along with Hartzviller were part of the parish of Biberkirch where the church stood.
• 1999, Troisfontaines is hit by a storm. It destroyed a large part of the forests, especially the one on the edge of Vallérysthal.
• 2007, 80% of Troisfontaines is covered by DTT.

The village has three fountains as its name implies: a monument is dedicated on the site of the Hoffe (founded in 2005-2006).

• SCHOTT VTF glassworks;
• distillerie-du-castor;
• glaziery;
• Vallérysthal crystal maker;
• distillery;
• many shops;
• bank
• business complex (nursery, medical offices, post office, ATM, daycare center);
• another multiservice projected for 2008: hairstylist, Esthetics, bakery, tea room ...;

• Prehistoric stone tombs.
• Gallo-Roman remains: fragments of stelae, bas-relief of Mercury, statue of an equestrian god.
• Old mill of the Cross.
• Vallérysthal crystal maker

• Church of Saint-Nicolas de Biberkirch 1719 and 1836: altars and organ                   
• Neo-Gothic church of Troisfontaines 1914.
• Chapel of St. Augustine of Vallerysthal.

• Recreation area at the Vallérysthal pond: fishing, bowling, barbecue, picnic area, promenade);
• bike path approx. 12 km connecting to Troisfontaines à Sarrebourg;
• STRV, Trial Club Valley of the Bievre, a round of the World Championship trials is held in Troisfontaines.

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• Website of the Commune of Troisfontaines