Places to discover in Alsace

Saverne · 67

Jardin des Remparts

The Jardin des Remparts is a shared vegetable garden dedicated to preserving nature and flavor. Self-guided or guided visits are available by reservation.

Rosheim · 67

Jardin Issler

Mulhouse · 68

Laederich Square

Discover Mulhouse's first contemporary garden, located near La Filature, blending modernity and nature in an urban setting.

Muttersholtz · 67

Langert Garden

Langert Garden, located in the heart of the village of Muttersholtz, offers a playful and sensory exploration of the local phreatic stream.

Erstein · 67

Le CHEmin Interfaith Garden

The interfaith garden at Erstein Hospital features plants chosen for their colors and symbolism in the Bible, Torah, and Quran.

Wittisheim · 67

Les Jardins de Gaïa

In Central Alsace, the Les Jardins de Gaïa Tea House, nestled in a bamboo grove and surrounded by six Japanese gardens, offers tastings, ceremonies, and workshops. The Tea School and various events complete the offer, all by reservation.

Wittisheim · 67

Les Jardins de Gaïa - Tea House and Shop

Les Jardins de Gaïa, near Wittisheim in Alsace, combine tea and wellness in a Tea House surrounded by Japanese gardens and a bamboo grove. Tastings, ceremonies, and performances are offered, while the adjacent shop displays teas, herbal infusions, and accessories.

Thal-Marmoutier · 67

Les Jardins de l'Abondance

Herrlisheim · 67

Les Pieds dans l'Herbe Garden

This intimate 12-acre garden, a former family orchard, charms with its beds of perennials, roses, and spring bulbs, its long grassy path, and shaded pergola. Visits by appointment, free participation.

Ribeauvillé · 68

Lower Ribeaupierre Castle Garden

This historic garden, created between 1619 and 1639 by Eberhard de Ribeaupierre, lies northwest of the town beneath the lower castle walls. Its Italian terraces, decorated with basins and statues, still shelter remarkable trees.

Hattmatt · 67

Medicinal Plant Garden

This free garden dedicated to Hildegard of Bingen, located near Hattmatt church, features 50 medicinal plants with their properties, uses, and precautions. Self-guided visits or guided tours available by reservation (48 hours in advance).

Saverne · 67

Medicinal Plant Garden of the Cloister of the Récollets

Discover a soothing garden in the heart of the Gothic cloister of the Récollets in Saverne, designed with around fifty local medicinal plants for a refreshing and authentic experience.

Thannenkirch · 68

Medieval Garden of Thannenkirch

This small garden at the eastern entrance of Thannenkirch showcases climbing plants from the surrounding forest, once used as food by the charcoal burner, the village's first inhabitant.

Mulhouse · 68

Memorial Square

Battle Street commemorates the August 19, 1914 clash when French troops briefly retook Mulhouse before having to surrender it again.

Illzach · 68

Modenheim Park

This 4-hectare park, formerly owned by the Bon Pasteur convent, has been open to the public since 1977. It features wooded areas, orchards, walking paths, a playground, and a restaurant housed in a convent building.

Altorf · 67

Monastic Gardens of the Saint-Cyriaque Abbey Church

In Altorf, near Strasbourg, the monastic gardens offer a peaceful retreat with themed areas like a vegetable garden, orchard, and medicinal plant garden, inspired by the Rule of Saint Benedict.

Colmar · 68

Méquillet Park

Opened in 1946 thanks to a family donation, this walled garden in Colmar combines remarkable trees and circus-themed playgrounds to delight both children and adults.

Mulhouse · 68

Neppert Square

Created in 1985 on former industrial and residential wastelands, this enclosed square connects rue des Pyrénées to rue Neppert. It features beautiful trees such as tulip trees, catalpas, sequoias, and Judas trees.

Plaine · 67

Niargoutte Garden

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.

Gerstheim · 67

Nicole's Garden

Former orchard open to the Ried, surrounded by centuries-old fruit trees and flower beds sheltering discreet wildlife. Visits by appointment only.

Nordhouse · 67

Nordhouse - Hipsheim Training Orchard

This Nordhouse orchard, created in 1999, hosts 140 fruit trees of 70 varieties and plants supporting wildlife. It features a beehive, insect hotel, hedgehog pyramid, and a pond for amphibians, plus a plot of medicinal and aromatic plants.

Obernai · 67

Obernai Municipal Park

This municipal park, carefully maintained by the City, is a peaceful haven perfect for relaxing or letting children play safely in a pleasant, tree-filled setting.

Murbach · 68

Old Presbytery Garden of the Commune of Murbach

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.

Guebwiller · 68

Parc de la Marseillaise

Between 1897 and 1899, Aimé Gros-Schlumberger had a public park designed by architect Edouard André, combining ornamental gardens, botanical collections, and notable features like a Renaissance well, a fountain, a bandstand, and a bench inspired by Sarah Bernhardt.