Places to discover in Bas-Rhin

Geispolsheim · 67

Old Geispolsheim

Geispolsheim, a preserved Alsatian village, charms with its streets lined by 18th and 19th-century half-timbered farms. Its wooden gallery houses and decorated beams, including one from the 15th century, make it a place rich in history to explore.

Lampertsloch · 67

Lampertsloch

Lampertsloch, nestled in a green setting, is dominated by the Soultzerkopf lookout (480 m) offering stunning views from the Black Forest to the Alsace plain. Once rich in vineyards, only the vineyard guard's cottage remains as a testament to this winemaking past.

Strasbourg · 67

Imperial Palace, Palais du Rhin

This site, also known as the Palais du Rhin, embodies Prussian architecture and stands out as a historic emblem.

Neuviller-la-Roche · 67

Fontaine/eau de source RUE DES VOITURIERS n°2

Bischwiller · 67

Old Princely Pharmacy

This 17th-century historic monument, recognizable by its half-timbering and oriel window, was built in 1681 for Duvernois, the first pharmacist at the court of Count Palatine Christian II.

Le Hohwald · 67

Hohwald Waterfall

The Hohwald Waterfall, at 700 m altitude, enchants year-round with changing landscapes: greenery in summer, shades of orange in autumn, a white blanket in winter. Accessible by two trails, it also offers picnic tables and farm inns.

La Petite-Pierre · 67

Tour Guide - Georges Gerlinger

Explore La Petite Pierre, a fortified town in the Northern Vosges, with 1.5-hour guided tours. Discover its castle, ramparts, simultaneous church with remarkable frescoes, and panoramic gardens.

Strasbourg · 67

Robertsau Nature Reserve

The Robertsau Forest, classified as a national nature reserve, offers picnic tables and shelters as well as an animal park. Formerly shaped by the Rhine's floods, it is now protected after its canalization in 1970.

Bischwiller · 67

Former Bischwiller Courthouse

Built in 1899, the Bischwiller courthouse is a German imperial building in the Wilhelminian style. Judicial services were held here until 1950 before being transferred to Haguenau.

Neuviller-la-Roche · 67

Fontaine/eau de source RUE DE L'ETANG

Dambach-la-Ville · 67

Dambach-la-Ville, Medieval Town

Dambach-la-Ville, a medieval wine town with colorful half-timbered houses, charms with its three fortified gates, Saint Sebastian chapel, and tasting cellars. Hikers and wine lovers will find their joy here.

Russ · 67

Fontaine/eau de source RUE DE LA GARE

Gœrsdorf · 67

Memorial Monument to A. Oertel and Hugo von Hofsteller at Plazol, as well as A. Jacoct

This 19th-century sandstone monument, erected by the wives of soldiers from the 11th Bavarian Infantry Regiment, commemorates those who fell on August 6, 1870.

Benfeld · 67

Avenue of the Plane Trees

An avenue of 49 remarkable plane trees, over 200 years old, lines the Muhlbach in Benfeld. This historic path, planted in the 19th century, offers a shaded walk blending biodiversity and industrial heritage.

Altenheim · 67

Altenheim

This ancient village, with its wooden and half-timbered houses in traditional colors, mentioned in the 18th century, houses Roman remains including a Napoleon bench.

Ratzwiller · 67

Guesthouse 'Stream View Suite' Mr. FERSTLER

Unique forest suite offering great comfort, wood fire, shower room, separate WC, and linen provided. Restaurant open Wed-Sat evenings and Sun/public holidays midday and evening. Private spa with hydrotherapy massages. Walking and cycling nearby, electric bike rental on site.

Niedernai · 67

Château de Niedernai

The 1000-year-old Château de Niedernai hosts a restaurant serving wood-fired tarte flambée, local dishes, and wines, with views of the keep and estate, just minutes from Obernai.

Neuviller-la-Roche · 67

Fontaine/eau de source RUE DE LA SERVA n°1

Strasbourg · 67

Klinglin Hotel, now the Prefect's Hotel

Built around 1730 by François-Joseph de Klinglin, royal lender in Strasbourg, the Prefect's Hotel combines French and rococo styles. Destroyed in 1870, it was rebuilt identically with modern amenities and became the residence of the Governor of Alsace-Lorraine.

Neuwiller-lès-Saverne · 67

Fishing Pond

The fishing pond of Neuwiller-lès-Saverne is open Sunday mornings from 8 a.m. to noon, subject to possible closure indicated by a sign.

Leutenheim · 67

Heidenbuckel Surface Shelter

This 1932 concrete shelter, one of five built in the Haguenau forest, housed 60 men and a kitchen for 180 rations. Open on certain holidays; check with Leutenheim town hall.

Gerstheim · 67

Tourist Lookout with View of the Fish Pass

This lookout offers a bird's-eye view of the fish pass at the EDF Gerstheim power plant, established in 2019. Secure and equipped with explanatory panels, it allows observation of fish passage.

Strasbourg · 67

Old Toll House

Located on the border between the communes of Strasbourg and Eckbolsheim, the old toll house was used to collect a tax on goods entering the city.

Saales · 67

Fontaine/eau de source de la rue sainte barbe en haut