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Mulhouse · 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 placeSainte-Croix-aux-Mines · 68
This iconic artistic structure in the park, often used for cultural events, was restored in 2022. Regular participatory projects help maintain it and the surrounding gardens.
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 placeGerstheim · 67
At Square Saint-Denis, a playground dedicated to young children offers rocking horses for outdoor fun.
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 placeStrasbourg · 67
Pourtalès Park, surrounding an 18th-century château, offers vast lawns and shaded areas for walks. It also houses contemporary artworks accessible to everyone.
Discover this placeWittelsheim · 68
The Public Garden of Wittelsheim, open to everyone, invites relaxation with its themed gardens and offers a playground for children.
Discover this placeOhnenheim · 67
A historic 17th-century garden adorned with topiaries, rose bushes, and hydrangeas flourishes around sandstone and wrought iron features. A barn and a hornbeam arch lead to a peaceful garden-park dotted with century-old willows and blooming flower beds.
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 placeMulhouse · 68
Created in 1890 on the site of former cemeteries, this romantic 2-hectare park in Mulhouse offers lawns, paths, century-old trees, a pond with a bridge, and flower beds. It hosts concerts, events, and has a playground.
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 placeSaverne · 67
The Saverne Rose Garden, the second oldest in France, features 5,000 rose bushes of 800 varieties at the foot of the Saverne Pass. The city's title "City of Roses" is celebrated each June during the Rose Festival.
Discover this placeStrasbourg · 67
This park honors doctor Albert Schweitzer and occupies part of the former Gruber estate, whose villa still stands. It features a remarkable arboretum and is open to the public from the CREPS or via Schnokeloch Street.
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 placeMulhouse · 68
This triangular 4,677 m² square, one of Mulhouse's oldest, features a 175-year-old plane tree and floral decorations. Created in 1826, it was converted into a public garden in 1925 after being filled in and fenced.
Discover this placeColmar · 68
The Square de la Montagne Verte, in the center of Colmar, has been a refreshing haven since 1975. Its majestic trees, including a Japanese Sophora from 1877, and its playground make it a popular relaxation spot for locals.
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 placeBarr · 67
This enchanting place features winding terraces with secret corners. Between gazebos, a pond, a chicken coop, and a greenhouse, the atmosphere blends poetry, antiques, and humor in a bucolic setting.
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.
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