Places to discover in Bas-Rhin

Châtenois · 67

Ramparts and Fortified Cemetery

The fortification, mentioned since 1298, was protected by a double 900 m enclosure with towers and the Witches' Gate. Open year-round, it hosts a medieval festival with activities and a market every second Sunday of June.

Oberhaslach · 67

Viewpoint at the Ruins of Hohenstein

Panoramic viewpoint freely accessible near the ruins of Hohenstein Castle, with several hiking trails including the one recommended by the Molsheim-Mutzig Regional Tourist Office.

La Petite-Pierre · 67

Château de La Petite Pierre - Park Visitor Center

The Château de La Petite Pierre, fortified by Vauban in 1684, now hosts the Northern Vosges Regional Nature Park headquarters. Only the outer courtyard is open to visitors, featuring historical panels and a shop with local artisan crafts.

Neuviller-la-Roche · 67

Fontaine/eau de source RUE DE RIANGOUTTE n°1

Haguenau · 67

Hoffmann Hotel

This 18th-century Parisian townhouse, built around 1770 in the Louis XV style, features a facade with balconies and unfinished sculpted decorations. Symbolizing the Hoffmann family's wealth, Alsatian madder industrialists, it reflects the golden age of this iconic red dye.

Rhinau · 67

Rhinau Island National Nature Reserve

Rhinau Island, between the Old Rhine and the canalized Rhine, offers 450 hectares of preserved nature over 10 km, with floodplain forests and wet meadows hosting exceptional biodiversity, including migratory birds in winter.

Niederbronn-les-Bains · 67

The Wachtfelsen

This medieval rocky promontory houses the ruins of a Gallo-Roman temple dedicated to Mercury, originally located where the Wasenbourg Castle now stands.

Saales · 67

Fontaine/eau de source de la prévôté

Grandfontaine · 67

National Necropolis at Donon (1914-1918)

The Donon national necropolis honors 181 soldiers from the First World War, with two ossuaries and 108 individual graves, inaugurated in 1920.

Blancherupt · 67

Fontaine/eau de source RUE PRINCIPALE n°2

Reichshoffen · 67

Dietrich Castle

Reichshoffen Castle, surrounded by a park and crossed by two rivers, belonged to the Dietrich family at two key times: in the 18th century with Jean de Dietrich, then from 1950 with the De Dietrich company.

Ranrupt · 67

Fontaine/eau de source RUE DE LA MAIRIE

Wolxheim · 67

Viewpoint on the Altenberg

This viewpoint offers an exceptional panorama of the Altenberg de Wolxheim, a local Grand Cru, and sometimes allows a glimpse of Strasbourg Cathedral on clear days.

Wolxheim · 67

Saint Léon Retirement Home

This 18th-century mansion, built by a local contractor, became a retirement home for missionary priests in 1949. The private estate, visible only from outside, opens onto the Bruche Canal and vineyards.

Scherwiller · 67

Rittersberg Massif

This massif is home to the Ramstein Castle (1293) and Ortenbourg Castle (1262-1265) and has been protected since 1990 for its remarkable wildlife and plant life.

Wangen · 67

Medieval Walls of Wangen

The ramparts, built at the end of the 13th century to protect the town and its vineyard, form an enclosure 100 meters in diameter. Classified as a historic monument since 1931, they also helped repel successive invasions between the 14th and 17th centuries.

Ranrupt · 67

Landscape Reading Point

Just steps from the military cemetery, this spot offers a peaceful pastoral setting, perfect for a contemplative walk.

Saverne · 67

Badbrunnen Fountain

The Badbrunnen spring in Saverne is linked to a local legend: a unicorn purified the water with its horn. A recent fountain, adorned with a bas-relief of this emblematic animal, keeps this story alive.

Wasselonne · 67

Villa des Sapins

This Alsatian villa from 1896, also called Hoffmann or Bandeschlessel, combines sandstone and brick. Formerly a restaurant, then a youth center, now the headquarters of an association, it features coats of arms, stained glass, and an eclectic style inspired by Antiquity and the Renaissance.

Schirmeck · 67

Fontaine/eau de source VACQUENOUX RUE DU RAIN n°2

Wingen · 67

Hohenbourg Castle

Hohenbourg Castle, built in the late 12th century, marked the border with Lorraine. Closed for safety reasons until August 2026, it can be visited after a 35-minute hike from Fleckenstein.

Niederbronn-les-Bains · 67

Source of the Liese

The Celtic spring, located at the northern edge of town by the forest, offers cold, low-mineral water (10°C, 0.03 g/l) with diuretic and detoxifying benefits. Sold as Celtic, it is recommended for kidneys, liver, and baby bottles.

Westhoffen · 67

Birris Street in Westhoffen

Birris Street, named after a Swiss family settled in the 16th century, features remarkable old houses like a 1614 farmhouse with timber framing, carvings, and solar discs, and a 17th-century building partially listed as a historic monument since 1929.

Saales · 67

Fontaine/eau de source de l'arbre de la liberté