Places to discover in Alsace
527 places
Molsheim · 67
Historic architecture
La Metzig - Former Grand Butcher Shop
La Metzig, a 16th-century Renaissance butcher shop in Molsheim, is an architectural gem with its turreted staircase façade, jacquemart clock, and colonnaded hall.
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Le Bonhomme · 68
Remembrance sites
La Tête des Faux
La Tête des Faux, a historic battlefield from 1914-1918, offers a hiking trail through World War I remains. A classified historic monument, it hosts two UNESCO World Heritage memorial sites.
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Dingsheim · 67
Remarkable historic buildings
Le Corbusier District in Dingsheim
Between 1968 and 1972, Dingsheim saw its first housing development inspired by Le Corbusier. Architect Présenté designed 83 houses, some with roof terraces or central patios, arranged around a shared lawn.
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Kembs · 68
Historic architectureIndustrial heritage
Le Corbusier Lock
Discover in Kembs the only Alsatian work by Le Corbusier: the Kembs-Niffer lock, a 1960s architectural achievement blending aesthetics and functionality, still operational and open to visitors.
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Haguenau · 67
Monuments and remembrance sites
Liberation Memorial
This stele commemorates the final liberation of Haguenau on March 16, 1945, after fierce fighting along the Moder canal. It replaces a monument destroyed by flooding in 1955 and honors American soldiers, including the 101st Airborne Division famed in the Band of Brothers series.
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Lichtenberg · 67
Castles and fortifications
Lichtenberg Castle
Lichtenberg Castle, a restored medieval fortress, combines history and modernity with an interactive exhibition on 800 years of architectural evolution. A dynamic cultural center, it offers self-guided tours, games, and exhibitions.
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Obersteinbach · 67
Castles and fortifications
Lutzelhardt Castle
Lutzelhardt Castle, built in the 12th century to protect Sturzelbronn Abbey, is now in ruins. Access is forbidden until further notice due to its fragility.
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Strasbourg · 67
Mansions
Madame C - Private Mansion
In a discreet private mansion in central Strasbourg, Madame C offers an intimate setting blending a cocktail bar, restaurant, and event spaces inspired by the Belle Époque, where hedonism is cultivated with refinement.
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Dambach-la-Ville · 67
Historic architecture
Market Square in Dambach-la-Ville
The 1547 Town Hall combines Gothic and Renaissance styles with its bell tower and stepped gables. The Bear Fountain, or Stockbrunnen (1543), and the Nartz vault, a medieval house of clog maker Sermonet, complete this historic heritage.
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Cernay · 68
Remarkable historic buildings
Marshal de Schoenbeck Hotel
This historic building, constructed in 1619, was the residence of the city bailiffs. Louis XIV stayed here on the night of June 22-23, 1683, during a military inspection tour in Alsace.
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Wangen · 67
Fortified gates
Medieval Gates of Wangen
Wangen, a fortified town, has three remarkable medieval gates. The Niedertor, a historic monument from the 13th century, includes a dungeon. The Sommertor, with Renaissance gunports, once housed the presbytery. The Motscheltor, destroyed in 1887, formerly led to the vineyards.
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Wangen · 67
Medieval walls
Medieval Walls of Wangen
The ramparts, built at the end of the 13th century to protect the town and its vineyard, form an enclosure 100 meters in diameter. Classified as a historic monument since 1931, they also helped repel successive invasions between the 14th and 17th centuries.
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Reichshoffen · 67
Remembrance sites
Memorial of the Battle of 1870
The Battle of Woerth-Froeschwiller on August 6, 1870, saw French and German forces clash during the Franco-Prussian War. A major French defeat that allowed the German coalition to advance toward Paris and annex Alsace-Lorraine for 48 years.
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Duttlenheim · 67
Remarkable historic buildingsChurches
Michel Stiehr Organ
The organ of Saint-Louis church, attributed to Michel Stiehr (1817), was extensively modified by Koulen (1882), Kriess (1920), and the Steinmetz brothers (1983). Its oak case, with four flat fronts and three turrets, partly dates from 1920.
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Kaysersberg Vignoble · 68
Monuments and remembrance sites
Military Cemetery
This military cemetery features a lapidary gallery and a Saint James cross from 1511. It holds the remains of soldiers who died during the Second World War.
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