Halloween: Legends and Spells at the Zoological and Botanical Park
Discover the wolf's ecological role and explore winter plants through botanical activities, blending legends and traditional uses for a natural and cultural immersion.
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Discover the wolf's ecological role and explore winter plants through botanical activities, blending legends and traditional uses for a natural and cultural immersion.
Three mysterious, intact time capsules inscribed "4026" are discovered in 2025. Their contents—12 familiar yet strange toys—suggest a future origin and raise questions about the evolution of play through time.
Every second Thursday of the month, discover quality products in a friendly atmosphere, away from the stress of big supermarkets. In season, fresh vegetables, untreated berries, and local honey are offered.
Dive into the world of the independent winemaker with a guided tour of the estate, from the historic cellar to modern tanks, followed by a tasting of 5 grape varieties with cheeses and charcuterie—perfect for an aperitif or light lunch.
Dive into a historical adventure in Riquewihr following Camille Méquillet and Heinrich Schickardt in search of a magic formula. Participants receive a reward at the Tourist Office.
Jérôme, a self-taught amateur photographer, shares his passion for nature through photos highlighting wildlife and plants.
Guided tasting of 5 wines in the cellar with a special welcome, for an authentic and warm experience.

Explore the Rangen vineyard on an immersive walk followed by a blind tasting and a panoramic tasting to awaken your senses amid nature and conviviality.
On March 15, 2026, from 10 a.m., enjoy a gourmet moment with Maison Thomas d’Eguisheim: sweet and savory buffet, non-alcoholic drinks, and a friendly atmosphere to celebrate the return of spring.
This gentle equestrian activity helps children refocus, build confidence and concentration, while learning respect and cooperation in a natural, safe environment.

Discover three unique fun activities at Wakalase in the Grand Est for a 100% fun and memorable school outing.

This market is held every Tuesday and Saturday morning in downtown Munster. Parking is available at the Tourist Office.
The weekly market in Sierentz is a friendly occasion to shop while meeting neighbors and friends. Around fifteen vendors offer fruits, vegetables, meats, cheeses, honey, flowers, and ready-to-eat dishes.
Discover a local market with fresh fruits and vegetables, an on-site butcher, and artisanal crepes offered by the Crêpe Cyclette.
Every Saturday morning from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m., a lively market brings together many vendors offering a wide range of products: food, DIY, clothing, books, jewelry, and household items.
Discover the gourmet autumn in Munster Valley from October 16 to 31 with culinary workshops, gourmet tours, and tastings of local products.
Every Wednesday, the market showcases local products (fruits, vegetables, cheeses, honey) and a varied cuisine with Thai, Lebanese, Spanish, Japanese, or Hungarian specialties.
Étienne Sipp captures the beauty and fragility of aquatic environments through wildlife photography based on waiting, discretion, and knowledge of living beings.

The 23rd edition of the Grand Comic Book and Multi-Collections Fair in Wintzenheim, organized by the Youth Municipal Council, features 70 exhibitors over 1,500 m² with classic comics, stamps, coins, old books, and collectibles at affordable prices.
Discover Albert Schweitzer's legacy in Gabon through his innovative medical approach, ethic of respect for life, and commitment to medicine adapted to local realities, in a place where culture and humanity meet.
Discover an exhibition showcasing about twenty local plants from the Vosges, their benefits and traditional uses, as well as the expertise of local producers.
Explore the Rhine and its riches from the EDF hydroelectric power plant in Kembs with two free routes: a bike circuit on local history and a walking trail in the Petite Camargue Alsacienne to discover its biodiversity.

Discover each week at Place du Général de Gaulle a selection of seasonal fruits and vegetables, local products like cheeses and charcuterie, and many other specialties not to be missed.
Pick up your baskets at the Routier parking lot in Ranspach or buy them directly on Saturday mornings from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. More info on the Facebook page "Les paniers du samedi".
Enjoy a friendly evening at the Bergheim Socio-Cultural Center with a meal followed by a concert by the Slovenian group Hauskappel Avsenik, for a festive atmosphere centered on Oberkrainer music.
Discover an artistic trail combining sculptures and photos between the canal, town hall square, and the village's heritage sites. Freely accessible during the day, this 1-hour route invites a walk blending nature, history, and contemporary art.
Exhibition of paintings from reserves and research on Rue du 7 Août, created by Agnès Jaeger, the Friends of the Sundgau Museum, and Benjamin Haumesser.
Discover how family constellations can improve your relationships with loved ones and promote better personal and family harmony during this informative conference.
In the Salle du Cercle, adults break a curse by solving puzzles to identify the corrupted vial, while children, apprentice wizards, restore magic after a spell. Reservation required for teams up to 5 people.
Discover an exhibition dedicated to the Hortus Deliciarum, a medieval Alsatian masterpiece, presented by the parish, the tourism ministry, and contemporary artist Claude Lamoureux.

Explore fresh products from local producers in the Pays de Ribeauvillé and Riquewihr: fruits, vegetables, meats, and many other specialties to discover.
Cycle along the Rhine banks in Alsace during a fun treasure hunt. Solve puzzles and quizzes to piece together a password and help Tallulah, a drop of water, pass through a lock.
The "Electricity on Display" exhibition at the Electropolis Museum reveals how electricity has been promoted as a symbol of progress since the late 19th century through rare posters and advertising objects created by renowned artists.
Discover organic, local, and fair-trade products from committed producers. Weekly baskets and a presence at the Masevaux-Niederbruck market on Wednesday mornings offer fresh, seasonal products.
After "The Scream," Edvard Munch finds peace in the fjord light through an immersive virtual experience that blurs reality and transforms it into deep introspection, suitable from age 13.
Discover fresh produce from local market gardeners at a gathering with local producers. A gourmet market not to be missed to delight your taste buds.
The educational workshops at Maison de la Terre de Sentheim introduce children to geology through fun activities like fossil molding and volcano exploration, adapted to their age and school level.
Meet the Night Watchman in period costume, with tricorne and lantern, who patrols the cobbled streets every evening at 10 PM from May 1 to October 31, reminding people of old safety rules.

The Ballon d'Alsace Mountain Office organizes an easy 3-hour hike across the chaumes leading to the Base Camp, where a Comtoise fondue (aperitif, fondue, wine, and dessert) is shared in a friendly atmosphere. Phone reservation required for a formed group.
Anne Roumanoff humorously and ironically explores the contradictions of the contemporary world in her show L’âge Libre, portraying various characters to analyze current events and their excesses.