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Richtolsheim · 67
This preserved natural site in the Ried, a former dead arm of the Rhine, offers a refuge for local wildlife and plants. Self-guided visits with a brochure available, accessible from Richtolsheim towards Schoenau.
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Orschwiller · 67
This medieval ruined castle near Haut-Koenigsbourg is inaccessible (fenced off), but its remains, such as the shield wall and the façades of the dwelling, can be seen from outside and illustrate castle architecture.
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Wissembourg · 67
Abandoned by monks during the Reformation in 1547, this Wissembourg convent served as a hospital, stables, then a barracks, and now houses the Relais Culturel.
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Molsheim · 67
This 1906 neo-Renaissance building by Maximilien Metzenhin is inspired by the Metzig, with scroll gables, mullioned windows, and a staircase railing. Behind the Tribunal, a former prison converted into a residence since 1958 completes this historic site.
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Haguenau · 67
The Grand’Rue and the Hop Market feature 18th-century houses, including the Cassina House with its niche of Saint Joseph, a former hotel of the Koenigsbrück Abbey, and a unique Renaissance residence.
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Schirmeck · 67
The Bruche, a first-category river, offers 25 km of fishing from the second Saturday in March to the third Sunday in September. Two "no kill" fly fishing zones are open from May 1st in Schirmeck and Fouday. Fishing permits are available at the tourist offices.
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Haguenau · 67
Built in 1810 under Napoleon, this building served as cantonal administration and has been a sub-prefecture since 1871. Today, it houses the offices of the Haguenau-Wissembourg sub-prefecture.
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Rhinau · 67
The Ried, marked by clear water resurgences, hosts phreatic rivers whose quality waters support lush and exceptional vegetation.
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Scherwiller · 67
Ramstein Castle, built in 1293, is now in ruins but its history and remains, including a giant arrow slit, remain fascinating. Site visits are sometimes possible during Heritage Days.
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Haguenau · 67
Built in 1518 on the former Moder River, this customs house controlled goods. Its 19th-century sundial, a "Golden Barrel" sign, and flood marks recall its history. Today, it hosts events.
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Sélestat · 67
The Tour Neuve, also called the Clock Tower for its double dial, was one of the four gates of Sélestat's second enclosure in 1280. Its murals depict religious scenes and coats of arms under the vault.
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Schirmeck · 67
These photos highlight remarkable trees in the Bruche Valley, emphasizing their beauty and importance at the heart of the local landscapes.
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Romanswiller · 67
In the 16th century, Romanswiller was divided between Strasbourg, the Bishopric, and the Bock family. In the 17th century, Strasbourg bought the Bishopric's shares. The castle, later owned by the Barons Haindel, was dismantled in 1872. Today, a country house and its park occupy the former site.
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Orschwiller · 67
The Château du Haut-Koenigsbourg offers an immersion into the medieval world. Visit freely to discover its treasures at your own pace.
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Saales · 67
The summit of Voyemont, at 793 meters altitude, is topped by the Fairy Rock. Legend says a magical bridge once connected this place to Solamont before collapsing, leaving rocky traces on their slopes.
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Dossenheim-sur-Zinsel · 67
Perched at 425 meters altitude, Hunebourg Castle overlooks Dossenheim-sur-Zinsel. Although not open to the public, its surroundings offer wonderful walks and remarkable viewpoints like the Love Cave and Sentry Rock.
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Wissembourg · 67
This iconic building, erected between 1741 and 1752 by Massol, replaces the old town hall destroyed in the fire of 1677.
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Le Hohwald · 67
This minimalist pavilion by Gérard Starck, with its clean white lines, offers a panoramic view of the landscape. Its airy, luminous architecture evokes a Roman baptistery.
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