idées.outings in Alsace8 places
Bennwihr · 68
Schoppenwihr, France's first organic botanical garden, is a romantic 40-hectare setting where nature and art blend. Ruins, ponds, meadows, and giant trees create an enchanting landscape.
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Mulhouse · 68
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.
Discover this placeMundolsheim · 67
Perched on the hillside, the Gloeckelsberg Botanical Garden offers panoramic views of Kochersberg and Strasbourg, accessible via the Forts Trail. A walk that is both educational and peaceful.
Discover this placePlaine · 67
In the heart of the Bruche Valley, Niargoutte Garden, created in 2003, cultivates over 1,000 plant species without pesticides for more than twenty years. Classified "Parks & Gardens of Alsace" since 2024, it offers a peaceful walk and a dive into local history.
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 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
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.
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