For centuries the region along the Saar, Lorraine and Luxembourg has been deeply influenced by the borders between them. Whereas now the area comprising the Saar, Lorraine and Luxembourg is effortlessly joined by two hyphens – Saar-Lor-Lux – in former times the borders between the three used to change regularly at the end of wars. Nonetheless without the "Minette" from Lorraine it was impossible to make steel in the Saar because there were no borders underground.
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Pays	Lieu	Dénomination	Thème
F	Arzviller	Plan Incliné Saint-Louis-Arzviller
F	Aumetz	Musee des Mines de Fer d’Aumetz
D	Beckingen-Düppenweiler	La mine de cuivre historique
D	Bexbach	Musée sarrois d’explotiation des mines
L	Differdange	Parc Industriel et Ferroviaire Fond-de-Gras
L	Esch-sur-Alzette	Usines de Belval
D	Losheim am See	Musée ferroviare de Losheim
F	Marsal	Musée du Sel
F	Meisenthal	CIAV Centre International d’Art Verrier et Musée du Verre
D	Merzig	Musée d’industrie et d’artisanat Fellenbergmühle
D	Mettlach	The House of Villeroy & Boch
F	Neufchef	Musee des Mines de Fer de Lorraine
F	Petite-Rosselle	La mine, Musée du Carreau Wendel
D	Quierschied-Göttelborn	Göttelborn Pit and Housing Estate
L	Rumelange	Luxembourg Musée National des Mines de Fer
F	Saint-Louis-lès-Bitche	La Grande Place – Musée du Cristal Saint-Louis
F	Sarreguemines	Musées de Sarreguemines
D	St. Ingbert	Rischbachstollen Visitor Mine
F	Uckange	Usines Stumm
D	Völklingen	Patrimoine Culturel Mondial Völklinger Hütte
D	Völklingen	Velsen Visitor Mine
D	Wadgassen	Cristallerie Wadgassen
D	Wadgassen	German Newspaper Museum