Places to discover in Bas-Rhin

Ingwiller · 67

Ingwiller

Ingwiller, a Vosges town founded in 1345, owes its origin to its strategic position between the Northern Vosges and an agricultural plain. It was long a rural and artisanal center before becoming a trading town.

Urmatt · 67

Holiday Rental L'Epicure

This 100 m² forest house welcomes up to 8 guests with a large 4000 m² garden, a pool, and from 2026, space for 2 horses. Equipped with a stove, full kitchen, three bedrooms, plus games, barbecue, and baby gear.

Sommerau · 67

Birkenwald Castle

This Renaissance manor, built in 1562 on the foundations of a fortified house, features six semi-circular towers: three to the west shaped like pepper pots, two to the east converted into terraces overlooking the garden, and a stair turret serving the guardroom.

Weiterswiller · 67

Adèle Harrer - Aisen's creations - Zen art workshops in the heart of nature

Adèle Harrer, visual artist and PhD in visual arts, leads immersive art workshops in the Northern Vosges, blending contemporary creation and Zen practice. These sessions, open to adults and teens, invite slowing down, observing, and creating in connection with nature.

Lembach · 67

Froensbourg Castle

This 13th-century semi-troglodyte medieval castle, rebuilt in 1389, was besieged in 1348 and dismantled in 1677. Now closed for safety, it can be visited via a marked trail starting from Niedersteinbach.

Erstein · 67

Erstein Forest National Nature Reserve: the Sommerley

The Erstein Forest Nature Reserve near Strasbourg protects 180 hectares of Rhine alluvial forest since 1989. It hosts nearly 300 plant species, 29 vertebrates, and 78 birds, including the middle spotted woodpecker.

Strasbourg · 67

Former Napoléon Theater, now Opera House

Strasbourg's opera house, built in 1821, features a neoclassical facade with six Ionic columns topped by statues of muses. A circular projection added in 1888 connects the historic center to the Neustadt district.

Munchhausen · 67

Delta de la Sauer Nature Reserve

The Delta de la Sauer Nature Reserve, established in 1997 over 486 hectares, protects a varied ecosystem of willow groves, mudflats, and reed beds. This remarkable site, valued for its birdlife, plants, and landscapes, also helps absorb Rhine River floods.

Morsbronn-les-Bains · 67

Memorial Monument of the 2nd Thuringian Infantry Regiment

Erected in 1899, this monument commemorates soldiers of the 2nd Thuringian Infantry Regiment who fell in 1870-1871 during the battles of Woerth, Sedan, Paris, and other towns. The eagle, cast in Berlin, is now partially hidden by vegetation.

Neuviller-la-Roche · 67

Fontaine/eau de source RUE DE RIANGOUTTE n°2

Andlau · 67

Spesbourg Castle

This medieval castle, built in 1247 to watch over the valley and nearby abbey, features a 24 m square keep and 14th-century polychrome frescoes. Accessible after a 20-minute walk from the Hungerplatz Forest House parking lot.

Mittelhausbergen · 67

Hausbergen Slopes

The municipalities of Oberhausbergen, Mittelhausbergen, Niederhausbergen, and Mundolsheim lie at the foot of the Hausbergen slopes, the highest point of the Eurometropolis. This site offers a unique panorama of Strasbourg, the Black Forest, and the Vosges, with preserved nature and walking paths.

Souffelweyersheim · 67

Old Souffelweyersheim

Souffelweyersheim boasts a rich heritage of half-timbered houses rebuilt after 1815, like the Lorentz Farm with its chapel adorned with stained glass. Saint George Church, rebuilt in 1820, and the 1890 Joséphine Villa complete this varied architectural landscape.

Saulxures · 67

Owl Cottage

Apartment with two bedrooms (1 double bed, 1 single bed), living room with open kitchen (microwave), bathroom, and covered terrace with garden furniture. Electric heating included. Access to natural spring water.

Saales · 67

Fontaine/eau de source du Chevreuil

Lutzelhouse · 67

The Rocher de Mutzig

Perched at 1008 m altitude, the Rocher de Mutzig offers a 360° panoramic view of the Bruche valley and nearby massifs like Donon and Schneeberg. Its summit formations of puddingstones, sandstone, and pebbles make it a remarkable geological site.

Niederbronn-les-Bains · 67

Gallo-Roman Columns

Two Corinthian columns of Gallo-Roman origin, from an ancient peristyle, once adorned the catchment basin of a Roman spring. Restored in 1592, they were moved in 1949 to the gate of a villa on Avenue Foch.

Neuviller-la-Roche · 67

Fontaine/eau de source RUE DE LA CASCADE

Dachstein · 67

Château Hervé known as La Magnanerie

The New Castle, also called Château Hervé, was an 18th-century royal glassmaking school, annex to a 1742 nursery. This private estate includes a two-story building with a facade and two wings dating from 1750.

Saales · 67

Fontaine/eau de source de la croisée des chemins

Bœrsch · 67

A Philosopher's Garden

This private one-hectare garden, classified as a Remarkable Garden and developed in the 19th century, features enclosed gardens, an orchard, a wood, and a nymphaeum. Open by appointment for groups and some weekends for the public, it offers events during national celebrations.

Neuviller-la-Roche · 67

Fontaine/eau de source RUE DU DZOUR n°3

Strasbourg · 67

PromaH MG

Explore Alsace's heritage through archaeological, botanical, and craft workshops. Discover plants, dyes, and ancient techniques, or create mini-tiles, cosmetics, and archaeological objects. Activities suitable for all audiences.

Saales · 67

Fontaine/eau de source de la rue du centre