Places to discover in Bas-Rhin

Romanswiller · 67

The Oberschloss in Romanswiller

The Upper Castle, or Oberschloss, is an elegant 18th-century bourgeois residence built by the Barons Haindel. Later occupied by the Cerf Berr family and Jacques Metzger, it housed a family farm before being sold to the municipality in 2012.

Rosenwiller · 67

Laegerbrunnen Fountain

This peaceful spot, featuring a spring and shaded trees, is perfect for a picnic or a relaxing break away from the hustle and bustle.

Strasbourg · 67

Epok'Tour

Epok'Tour offers immersive guided tours in Strasbourg led by historical characters in period costume. Three routes—Renaissance, Middle Ages, and French Revolution—reveal the city and its heritage through anecdotes and iconic sites.

Mollkirch · 67

Guirbaden Castle

Guirbaden Castle, the largest castle in Alsace (2 hectares), dates from the 10th to 13th centuries and overlooks the Bruche Valley. Its ruins, including the keep and Saint Valentine chapel, are open to visitors, with volunteer restoration projects available.

Sand · 67

Saint Materne Spring

This groundwater spring, freely accessible near the RD124, offers water at a constant temperature of about 11°C. According to tradition, Saint Materne baptized 3,000 pagans here near the chapel bearing his name.

Strasbourg · 67

Insolit'PRO(d)

Explore Strasbourg with family, friends, or colleagues through immersive games like a mystery rally, an official The Walking Dead escape game, or a treasure hunt. Book online and play independently wherever and whenever you want.

Grandfontaine · 67

Grandfontaine Mines

The Grandfontaine mine, closed for safety reasons, was a rich Vosges iron deposit. Guided tours by appointment allow visitors to explore its exhibition and historic galleries.

Saales · 67

Fontaine/eau de source sainte barbe chapelle

Wissembourg · 67

Wissembourg Tourist Train

Explore Wissembourg, a fortified town ranked among France's 100 most beautiful detours, and its vineyards by small tourist train. The 45-50 minute tour includes commentary in six languages, departing hourly (except 1 PM) from the tourist office.

Wangenbourg-Engenthal · 67

Cottage "The Green Owl"

This peaceful cottage in Wangenbourg-Engenthal, Alsace's Little Switzerland, offers views of a 13th-century castle and the village, 40 km from Strasbourg. Surrounded by the Vosges forest, it features terraced gardens and close access to the Schneeberg trail.

Neubois · 67

Frankenbourg Castle

Perched on a 703 m conical summit, Frankenbourg Castle overlooks the Val d'Argent and Val de Villé valleys. Built in the 12th century, it controlled the ancient Salt Route and now offers breathtaking views of central Alsace.

Illkirch-Graffenstaden · 67

VELHOP Campus of Illkirch

Since late 2010, 20 Vélhop stations in Strasbourg rent bikes 24/7, ideal for tourists or business trips, complementing public transport.

Schirmeck · 67

The Bruche: Along the Water

The Bruche originates at 690 m altitude on the western slope of the Climont. This stream crosses the Clairière du Hang before widening between Champ du Feu and Donon, with water quality ideal for category I fishing.

Haguenau · 67

The Theatre

The Haguenau Theatre, built in 1846 by Charles Morin, is one of Alsace's four Italian-style theatres. With 420 seats and a hidden metal structure, it was expanded in 2005.

Strasbourg · 67

Batorama, Discover Strasbourg by Boat on the Ill

Batorama offers year-round cruises on the Ill River in Strasbourg, with commentary in 12 languages including a fun version for children. You can stop at the European Parliament and enjoy discounted rates when booking in advance.

Albé · 67

Héring Tower

Built in 1894 atop Ungersberg by the Vosgien Club, this tower commemorates Edouard Héring. Less than 10 meters tall, it offers panoramic views of the Alsace plain and nearby peaks, accessible by an iron staircase.

Sélestat · 67

Town Hall

The Town Hall, built in 1787-1788 by Joseph-Ignace Goujet in a neoclassical style, replaces an older building destroyed around 1780. Its façade features a porch with Tuscan and Doric columns, visible from the outside.

Strasbourg · 67

Little Tourist Train

Strasbourg offers two guided tours to explore the city: one aboard the Little Tourist Train through Petite France, the Covered Bridges, and Cathedral Square; the other in the German imperial district (Neustadt), a UNESCO site since 2017.

Wisches · 67

Fontaine/eau de source RUE DE LA SCIERIE

Ranrupt · 67

Stampoumont and Fonrupt Hamlets

Ranrupt, Fonrupt, and Stampoumont showcase Vosges rural architecture with their massive farms under unified roofs. These mountain villages, a few kilometers north and west of Ranrupt, feature typical landscapes.

Saales · 67

Fontaine/eau de source de l'église saint Barthélemy

Hatten · 67

Abri Museum

The Abri, located 1 km behind the Maginot Line, was barracks for casemate crews. It now houses 28 restored rooms, military equipment collections, and a memorial area with 114 trees dedicated to civilian victims of the January 1945 Hatten battle.

Barembach · 67

Fontaine/eau de source RUE PRINCIPALE

Dachstein · 67

Episcopal Mill

The Dachstein mill, mentioned as early as 1353, features a 19th-century metal paddle wheel and an entrance door dated 1502. It has undergone numerous repairs over the centuries.