The Artolsheim Baths

The Artolsheim Baths originate from a spring with healing properties, mentioned as early as the Middle Ages under the name "Kreuzbad." Built around 1750, these establishments became a renowned place of treatment in the 19th century, attracting many patients suffering from nervous disorders, rheumatism, or gout. Around the thermal buildings, a 19th-century chapel dedicated to the Holy Cross stands, marking an important pilgrimage site for the faithful seeking healing or comfort.