Places to discover in Alsace

Haguenau · 67

The Enchanted Garden

The Estivales of the Pays de Haguenau offer unique visits to discover the area. The 8-are urban garden combines English romanticism and modernity with a geometric pond, ancient stones, semi-free animals, and rich plant diversity.

Kutzenhausen · 67

The Garden of Four Seasons

Behind an 18th-century Alsatian house, this private 55-are garden combines trees, perennials, and a water feature in a chemical-free, no-watering setting. Perennial plants are available for sale.

La Petite-Pierre · 67

The Garden of Poets

In a rural setting, this place offers a remarkable view of the old town of La Petite-Pierre. The departure is from the Tourist Office, taking the Altenbourg path to reach the Garden of Poets, a source of inspiration and events.

La Petite-Pierre · 67

The Garden of the Maison des Païens

Discover a panoramic garden with views of the Northern Vosges, leading to the Maison des Païens, a Renaissance-style Roman watchtower built in 1534. Access via a passage between the pharmacy and the town hall of La Petite Pierre.

Waldersbach · 67

The Gardens of the Oberlin Museum

The presbytery gardens extend the museum visit with a sensory and educational experience focused on three themes: ethnobotany, children's education, and nature observation.

Rosheim · 67

The Medieval Garden

Near the Romanesque House, a medieval garden recreates the monastic world of the Middle Ages, featuring medicinal and culinary plants from the past.

Oberhoffen-sur-Moder · 67

The Mediterranean Remembrance Garden

The Estivales of the Pays de Haguenau offer unique tours this summer. Discover also a 7-acre exotic botanical garden with Mediterranean plants, shaded paths, and nearby parking.

Rosheim · 67

The Neuland Rose Garden

Discover a rose garden with nearly 1,500 rose bushes, including 350 varieties, with visits limited to 10 people and accessibility for those with reduced mobility.

Dinsheim-sur-Bruche · 67

The Playful Garden

In Dinsheim-sur-Bruche, a private and unusual garden created by artists displays sculptures and found objects with unique stories, like a Hansel and Gretel-inspired cabin and a giant 10-ton oyster.

Drachenbronn-Birlenbach · 67

The Presbytery Garden

Created by volunteers since 2011, this Alsatian garden opened in 2020 offers three themed areas: biblical plants, a 17th-century medicinal garden, and old ornamental species. Awarded in 2019, it is a member of the "Parks and Gardens of Alsace" association.

Ammerschwihr · 68

Vineyard Garden

This Alsatian cultural garden showcases the seven local grape varieties and is open for free visits year-round. Illustrated panels explain their history and viticultural importance.

Husseren-Wesserling · 68

Wesserling Park - Textile Ecomuseum

Wesserling Park, a former Royal Manufacture, combines heritage, remarkable gardens, and seasonal events. Discover the Château and a heritage trail featuring a sound and light show in the Grande Chaufferie.

Mulhouse · 68

Zoological and Botanical Park

Open since 1868, this 25-hectare zoological and botanical park in Mulhouse combines animal and plant discovery. Labeled "Remarkable Garden," it houses 2,200 animals and thousands of plants while participating in conservation programs.

Bœrsch · 67

A Philosopher's Garden

This private one-hectare garden, classified as a Remarkable Garden and developed in the 19th century, features enclosed gardens, an orchard, a wood, and a nymphaeum. Open by appointment for groups and some weekends for the public, it offers events during national celebrations.

Le Hohwald · 67

Arboretum

The Hohwald Arboretum houses remarkable trees like a snake-tail spruce, a rare 30-meter sequoia, and an experimental Douglas fir plantation from 1885, featuring the tallest Douglas fir in Europe.

Erstein · 67

Arboretum

The Erstein Arboretum, managed by ANRE since 2017, is an educational natural space in the communal forest. Guided tours, workshops, and games invite visitors to discover local biodiversity, ideal for families and school groups.

Still · 67

At the Hirsute Garden

The Hirsute Garden in Still, Alsace, is a 2000 m² peaceful haven with fruit trees and themed areas. Visits by reservation for groups only, access on foot only, no pets allowed.

Duttlenheim · 67

Au Jardin Fleuri

Erstein · 67

Canop’Terre Garden

Canop’Terre, an educational agroecology garden open since 2016, offers guided tours of plots cultivated with environmentally friendly principles. Workshops, a barefoot trail, and a local products market complete the experience.

Erstein · 67

Daphne's Garden

This English-style landscaped garden features rare plants, ferns, and hostas. Guided tours by appointment with Jean-Claude, followed by a showcase of Jacqueline's ceramics and exotic seed collections. Fee: €3, benefiting an association aiding children with disabilities.

Uttenhoffen · 67

Dépose bus - Jardins de la ferme bleue

Betschdorf · 67

Elisabeth and Didier's Garden

In Betschdorf, behind a 1930s house, a 2,000 m² ornamental garden combines flower beds, shaded paths, and a small authentic vegetable garden, offering a peaceful nature break in the heart of the Alsatian village.

Orbey · 68

Faudé Garden

Established from 1990 and planted in 1992 with 70 old rose bushes, this free garden extends with orchards and vegetable gardens. Open 10 a.m.–12 p.m. and 2 p.m.–6 p.m., it offers self-guided or guided tours of about two hours.

Ohnenheim · 67

Four Seasons Garden

This rustic garden, created by a plant enthusiast, features harmonious beds of perennials, peonies, and old rose bushes. It also includes a vegetable garden and Indian runner snails that protect the crops from slugs.