
Albé · 67
Guardhouse
This modest building, a former municipal police station, once housed the night watchman and served as a jail. The old door is still visible.
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Albé · 67
This modest building, a former municipal police station, once housed the night watchman and served as a jail. The old door is still visible.
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Frœschwiller · 67
This neo-Gothic church, built between 1872 and 1876, commemorates the 1870 Battle of Reichshoffen with its 20,000 deaths. It houses a sandstone Christ, stained glass, a reredos, and a unique Steinmeyer organ in Alsace.
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Hunspach · 67
Fort de Schoenenbourg in Hunspach is a major Maginot Line fort built between 1931 and 1935. Ranked among the French people's favorite monuments, it offers a nearly 3 km underground tour, fully restored, to explore its original military facilities.
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Mutzig · 67
The town hall of Mutzig, built in 1746, stands in the heart of the medieval village on the Alsace wine route. It is notable for its octagonal shingled tower with a bulbous roof and a grimacing automaton that moves every hour and half-hour.
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Dambach · 67
This medieval fort, formerly owned by the counts of Hanau-Lichtenberg, is located in the heart of the Northern Vosges Regional Nature Park. It offers a resting spot for hikers and a popular viewpoint at the summit of Wittberg, 444 meters high.
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Lichtenberg · 67
Lichtenberg Castle, a restored medieval fortress, combines history and modernity with an interactive exhibition on 800 years of architectural evolution. A dynamic cultural center, it offers self-guided tours, games, and exhibitions.
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Marckolsheim · 67
The Marckolsheim cantonal court is housed in a 19th-century stone building. It contains the justice of the peace's office and courtroom, formerly located in the Town Hall. At the back is the old prison from the same era.
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Molsheim · 67
The Hôtel de la Monnaie, a former 16th-century mint workshop in Molsheim, now hosts cultural events. Situated on the Alsace Wine Route, it is 20 km from Strasbourg.
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Dinsheim-sur-Bruche · 67
The statue of Notre-Dame de Schiebenberg overlooks the village of Dinsheim-sur-Bruche and offers a panorama of the Bruche Valley, accessible in 2 hours round-trip walk from the village center.
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Obenheim · 67
In December 1944, the 1st Free French Division defended Strasbourg against a German counter-offensive. Despite extreme conditions, the city was saved, but a battalion was wiped out at Obenheim.
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Wangenbourg-Engenthal · 67
Perched at 480 m altitude in the village of Wangenbourg, this 13th-century Vosges sandstone castle offers stunning views over the Mossig valley. Free self-guided visits year-round; access to the keep from April to November.
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Sélestat · 67
Built in 1518, the three-building arsenal, formerly Zeughaus, has been called Saint-Hilaire since 1785. Its imposing three-level attic framework, covered with terracotta tiles, reflects its role in storing tools, ammunition, and materials.
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Rhinau · 67
The Taubergiessen Nature Reserve covers 1,682 hectares, including 997 in France, and is home to rare plants, groundwater springs, and an untouched forest. Please respect the signs to avoid fines.
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Bischwiller · 67
This 19th-century house, formerly owned by a family of wool merchants, was converted into a retirement home in the early 20th century after being founded in 1721.
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