Places to discover in Alsace

Mulhouse · 68

Trading House

Built in 1850, this former factory was the first headquarters of Edouard Vaucher & Cie, specialized in the cotton industry, before becoming a cotton trading house.

Ratzwiller · 67

Guesthouse 'Stream View Suite' Mr. FERSTLER

Unique forest suite offering great comfort, wood fire, shower room, separate WC, and linen provided. Restaurant open Wed-Sat evenings and Sun/public holidays midday and evening. Private spa with hydrotherapy massages. Walking and cycling nearby, electric bike rental on site.

Mulhouse · 68

Giants and Monuments

A mural painted by Vincent d'Onofrio and Sylvie Herzog pays tribute to Lucien Dreyfus, former president of the Alsatian theater. It depicts Mulhouse monuments carried by giants on stilts.

Neuviller-la-Roche · 67

Fontaine/eau de source RUE DE LA SERVA n°1

Bischwiller · 67

Old Princely Pharmacy

This 17th-century historic monument, recognizable by its half-timbering and oriel window, was built in 1681 for Duvernois, the first pharmacist at the court of Count Palatine Christian II.

Neuwiller-lès-Saverne · 67

Fishing Pond

The fishing pond of Neuwiller-lès-Saverne is open Sunday mornings from 8 a.m. to noon, subject to possible closure indicated by a sign.

Steinbach · 68

Ancienne usine Rollin

Murbach · 68

Source of the Murbach

The Murbach, a tributary of the Lauch, flows through the village of Murbach, offering a picturesque setting for this stage.

Mulhouse · 68

Arcades of the New District

The Charles X district, the first urban development outside Strasbourg's medieval walls, was designed by architects Jean-Godefroi Stotz and Félix Fries, inspired by Paris's Rue de Rivoli.

Gerstheim · 67

Tourist Lookout with View of the Fish Pass

This lookout offers a bird's-eye view of the fish pass at the EDF Gerstheim power plant, established in 2019. Secure and equipped with explanatory panels, it allows observation of fish passage.

La Petite-Pierre · 67

Tour Guide - Georges Gerlinger

Explore La Petite Pierre, a fortified town in the Northern Vosges, with 1.5-hour guided tours. Discover its castle, ramparts, simultaneous church with remarkable frescoes, and panoramic gardens.

Buhl · 68

Forest Therapy in the Guebwiller Area with Géraldine

Forest therapy offers forest baths and outdoor activities to recharge, walk barefoot, and reconnect your senses. Bookings available through Géraldine Sirlin at 06 87 53 50 96.

Muhlbach-sur-Munster · 68

Carved Stone of a Bavarian Blockhouse

A carved stone depicting a Bavarian blockhouse is integrated into a house in Stocka, offering a unique and historical architectural detail.

Morschwiller-le-Bas · 68

Panorama over the Vosges

From Rohrberg, follow the blue triangle trail for 100 meters to reach the summit of Hintergraben. This spot offers an exceptional panorama of the Vosges, Jura, Belfort gap, Black Forest, and, on clear days, the Bernese Alps.

Biesheim · 68

Gallo-Roman Museum

Since 1990, this contemporary museum displays Gallo-Roman remains from Oedenburg, a vanished medieval village north of the commune, through collections from excavations and explanatory panels.

Saales · 67

Fontaine/eau de source de la rue sainte barbe en haut

Bischwiller · 67

Former Bischwiller Courthouse

Built in 1899, the Bischwiller courthouse is a German imperial building in the Wilhelminian style. Judicial services were held here until 1950 before being transferred to Haguenau.

Saales · 67

Fontaine/eau de source du Sanglier

Mulhouse · 68

Kléber School

This 1909 school building, designed for the children of the Fonderie district, combined pedagogy and hygiene with baths, showers, central heating, and electric lighting. Not open to the public, it remains an innovative architectural example of its time.

Saint-Jean-Saverne · 67

Mont Saint-Michel

Perched at 437 meters above sea level on the heights of Saint-Jean Saverne, this Alsatian site includes the Saint-Michel Chapel, the Witches' Circle, and the Fairy Cave, offering an exceptional panorama of the surrounding villages.

Mulhouse · 68

Old Stove of the Tailors' Guild

This historic building in Mulhouse, built in 1564, features murals with tailor's scissors, symbols of the powerful tailors' guild that dominated the city before 1798.

Neuviller-la-Roche · 67

Fontaine/eau de source RUE DES DEMI-JOURNAUX

Rixheim · 68

The Old Boys' School

The first public building constructed in Alsace after 1871, this site was expanded in 1903 thanks to a donation from Yvan Zuber, the town's mayor. A statue of Saint John of Nepomuk stands nearby on Saint Jean Street.

Urmatt · 67

Urmatt - Green Resort

Urmatt, a village labeled "Station Verte," is the gateway to the Bruche Valley. Its natural landscapes, forests, waterfalls, and the GR53 trail make it an ideal place for walks and a refreshing stay.