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Murbach · 68
This historic garden, located near the 12th-century Murbach abbey, houses medicinal, culinary, and ornamental plants over about 10 ares. It offers a peaceful and serene atmosphere at the village entrance.
Discover this placeMulhouse · 68
The city preserves its industrial heritage in its parks and gardens, created by the 19th-century bourgeoisie. These private and public spaces reflect their taste for aesthetics and philanthropy, serving as places of enjoyment or moral guidance for workers.
Discover this placeRhinau · 67
Discover a natural 6-are garden in Rhinau where vegetables and flowers coexist in a vegetable patch and a market gardening mound. Activities and refreshments are offered on weekends. Free access.
Discover this placeWesthouse · 67
Former tobacco field turned into a 3200 m² garden, this natural haven blends fruit trees, vegetable garden, and lawn. Since the 2000s, it has become a living ecosystem where birds, insects, animals, and plants coexist in harmony.
Discover this placeDiebolsheim · 67
This romantic garden, full of creativity, charms with its rose bushes, perennials, and sculpted boxwoods. It also offers shaded benches and a small wild vegetable garden, but is accessible by appointment only.
Discover this placeObernai · 67
An urban garden with a waterfall and a children's playground, ideal for a nature break right in the city center.
Discover this placeSchiltigheim · 67
The Rose Garden, created between 1926 and 1929 by passionate railway workers, hosts over 4,000 rose bushes of 390 varieties on 30 ares. A romantic garden with fountains, ponds, and a nearby playground, maintained by volunteers.
Discover this placeRuss · 67
Russ, an Alsatian village with medieval origins, grew economically through agriculture, forestry, and charcoal production. Today, it hosts local businesses and the remarkable Simon Arboretum, a peaceful spot showcasing the area's plant diversity.
Discover this placeSaverne · 67
Created by Émile Walter, this 2.5-hectare botanical garden at Saverne Pass features diverse plant collections like the Alpinum, Arboretum, and a peat bog with carnivorous plants. Guided tours and workshops are offered year-round.
Discover this placeAltorf · 67
The Select'om Educational Garden in Molsheim offers family workshops on composting and natural gardening. Children aged 6 to 11 learn about compost life with educators, while parents learn how to compost.
Discover this placeSaint-Hippolyte · 68
This medieval vegetable garden, located on rue du Parc near the restaurant, transports you to the Middle Ages with its period vegetables and aromatic plants.
Discover this placeMunster · 68
The Jardin d’Amira in Munster is a 12-acre biodiversity haven where flora and fauna thrive. Chickens, ducks, and Léo the squirrel reign here, while salamanders and kingfishers can be spotted.
Discover this placeSermersheim · 67
The first private Alsatian garden open to the public, covering 14 ares, offers a wide variety of plants and a vegetable garden. Self-guided or owner-led tours are available, all with respect for the environment.
Discover this placeSeltz · 67
This botanical garden combines nature and relaxation with playgrounds and picnic areas, while housing a wide variety of tree species to explore.
Discover this placeStrasbourg · 67
Created in 1619 and located since 1884, the Strasbourg Botanical Garden displays over 6,000 rare plant species across 3.5 hectares, including greenhouses classified as historic monuments.
Discover this placeBeinheim · 67
Discover a peaceful haven where art and nature unite, offering a perfect escape for relaxation, reading, or wandering in a green and temporary setting.
Discover this placeSainte-Croix-aux-Mines · 68
The Villa Burrus Park, created in 1935 by André Burrus, covers 3.4 hectares and features remarkable trees, themed gardens, and an old greenhouse. Maintained by the CCVA and volunteers, it offers a peaceful atmosphere with ponds, a gazebo, and restored outbuildings.
Discover this placeBeinheim · 67
The home of Empire General Jean Adam Schramm, native of Beinheim, now houses a community of communes. Its historic garden was replaced by a modern botanical garden designed by Agnès Daval, showcasing wild plants from the Rhine valley, perennials, and early 19th-century roses.
Discover this placePfastatt · 68
Discover an 80-are Japanese-style garden in Pfastatt, featuring ponds, a waterfall, and an underground gallery. Several themed areas and seasonal events are offered.
Discover this placeBergheim · 68
This garden, next to the Witch House, displays medieval plants used for cooking or medicine, grown for their protective and magical properties.
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