Reichshoffen - Nehwiller

Reichshoffen, the gateway to the Northern Vosges Regional Natural Park, is renowned for the famous 1870 cuirassier charge. Exploring its old town, visitors discover a rich and varied heritage: well-preserved ramparts, the De Dietrich castle now privately owned, the Saint-Michel church classified as a Historic Monument, Luxembourg Island, and a lordly mill, all testaments to a captivating historical and architectural past.

The Historical and Industrial Museum – Iron Museum immerses visitors in the local industrial history, highlighting the development of metallurgy and the rise of the emblematic De Dietrich company.

Just two kilometers north of the town, the Wohlfahrtshoffen pond, classified as a voluntary nature reserve, charms with its peaceful setting. It offers a pleasant walking trail, a fitness course, and a birdwatching observatory, ideal for nature and bird enthusiasts.