Places to discover in Bas-Rhin

Bœrsch · 67

The Six-Bucket Well

This historic well, built in 1617 by Jacob Zumsteg, features an 8-meter deep sandstone lining. Opposite stands a 16th-century Renaissance town hall distinguished by its oriel and spiral staircase.

Bourg-Bruche · 67

Fontaine/eau de source ROUTE DE SAULXURES

Westhoffen · 67

Half-Timbered Houses in Westhoffen

Westhoffen features remarkable half-timbered houses, such as the one at 39 rue Staedtel (1565-1566) with its corbel, and a 1584 farmhouse at number 5 on the same street, where window decoration and the gallery showcase skilled craftsmanship.

Russ · 67

Fontaine/eau de source RUE DE LA FORET 3

Schirmeck · 67

The Wall of Names - Monument to Alsatians and Mosellans Killed During World War II

This upcoming digital monument in Schirmeck, planned for 2026 under the Alsace-Moselle Memorial, will trace the paths of nearly 40,000 victims through archives and testimonies from descendants, key actors in this shared memory.

Russ · 67

Fontaine/eau de source RUE DES TILLEULS

Niederbronn-les-Bains · 67

The Archaeological Remains

A landscaped area highlights the Gallo-Roman remains of the Niederbronn baths, with an entrance pavilion helping to imagine this ancient site. The walls have been restored according to historic monument standards.

Fouday · 67

Fontaine/eau de source PETIT CHEMIN

Marlenheim · 67

Château de Marlenheim

Former 14th-century castle that became Strasbourg property in the 16th century, now housing a retirement home run by the Sisters of Ribeauvillé. Its school, the Petite Sorbonne, closed in 1842.

Ergersheim · 67

Kefferberg Wine Hill

20 km from Strasbourg, the Kefferberg hill, one of Alsace's oldest vineyards, produces dry wines with subtle aromas and sweet wines thanks to the Bruche river. Its landscapes offer views of the Vosges and Strasbourg.

Molsheim · 67

Château d'Oberkirch

The Château d'Oberkirch, built around 1770 for a military noble family, is named after two cousins of the Baroness of Oberkirch. Under the First Empire, it belonged to General Jean-François Barbier and remains a private estate not open to the public.

Wisches · 67

Fontaine/eau de source RUE DE LA CHAPELLE 2

Molsheim · 67

Town Hall

Molsheim Town Hall, built in 1832, stands in the heart of the medieval town on the Alsace wine route, 20 km from Strasbourg. Its architecture features a wrought iron projection topped by a triangular pediment.

Mutzig · 67

The Lime Tree Remarkable Tree of Bas-Rhin

The century-old lime tree in the courtyard of the Notre-Dame de Lorette Chapel impresses with its 3.80 m circumference trunk and 29 m height after three centuries of existence.

Reichshoffen · 67

Memorial of the Battle of 1870

The Battle of Woerth-Froeschwiller on August 6, 1870, saw French and German forces clash during the Franco-Prussian War. A major French defeat that allowed the German coalition to advance toward Paris and annex Alsace-Lorraine for 48 years.

Sélestat · 67

Ill*Wald, Regional Nature Reserve of the Ried de Sélestat

Ill*Wald, a large 1,855-hectare Alsatian nature reserve, is a unique European wetland where forest, marsh, and meadows intertwine. Accessible by trails, it hosts rich biodiversity and France's largest wild fallow deer population.

Haguenau · 67

The Hundshof Washhouse

This historic washhouse, fed by a still-active spring, is the last of its kind in Haguenau. Located on the forest edge along a cycling route, it dates back to 1887 and features an ergonomic design in Vosges sandstone.

Neuviller-la-Roche · 67

Fontaine/eau de source RUE PRINCIPALE n°2

Dambach · 67

Hohenfels Castle

This 13th-century castle houses remarkable troglodyte remains of the lordly residence, mentioned as early as 1293.

Schœnau · 67

Lake Schoenau

Shaded area by the fields at the campsite, with supervised swimming and on-site dining (fries, burgers, ice cream). Dogs on leash allowed; fishing and barbecues prohibited to maintain peace.

Thanvillé · 67

Thanvillé Castle

Former toll station on the Salt Road in the 11th century, Thanvillé Castle was transformed in the 17th century. It is open for guided tours by reservation only from May to September, with options for children and groups.

Saales · 67

Fontaine/eau de source DU VOYEMONT

Strasbourg · 67

Madame C - Private Mansion

In a discreet private mansion in central Strasbourg, Madame C offers an intimate setting blending a cocktail bar, restaurant, and event spaces inspired by the Belle Époque, where hedonism is cultivated with refinement.

Saulxures · 67

Landscape Viewing Point

To reach this lookout, take a rural path from the Hantz Pass road leading to the Bénaville chapel.