Discover Northern Alsace

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Discover
Northern Alsace
Une édition de l’Agence
de Développement
Touristique
du Bas-Rhin
Contents
When nature is synonymous
with relaxation… p. 4/7
Exploring nature
Parks and gardens
Well-being
Leisure and wildlife parks
Hiking
Cycling, mountain biking
Horse-riding
Acrobatic parks, climbing
River tourism
Water sports
Swimming
Golf courses, mini-golfs
Aerial sports
Fishing
Winter sports
Multi-activities
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At the crossroads of
tradition and good taste p. 8/11
Gastronomy, local produces, cookery classes
Discovering agriculture
Museums of arts and traditions
Flower-decked and picturesque towns and villages
Half-timbered houses
Crafts
Alsatian costume
Festivals throughout the seasons
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A rich heritage and culture
still very much alive p. 12/17
Tourist routes
Visiting towns and vineyards
Castles
Historical sites
Religious heritage
Museums
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Practical information p. 18/21
Access
Accommodation
Travelling in the region
Children and family activities
Weekends and short breaks
French language courses
Accessibility for the disabled
Festivals, shows, events
Map
Tourist Offices
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From the Vosges mountains to the Rhine, Northern Alsace
enjoys a great reputation.
At the crossroads of the German and Latin worlds, the region’s
historical heritage is lovingly nurtured and the European flag is
proudly flown.
In Northern Alsace, nature, the land and culture are all intricately
linked. Here, a strong identity founded on an art of living is solidly
preserved through festivals and traditions, including decorating
the houses, villages and towns with a bounty of flowers earning
Northern Alsace its top-ranking reputation in this field.
A gastronomy famous worldwide, a remarkably rich historical
heritage, a particularly warm welcome – Northern Alsace brings
you all the best of the region in the most beautiful setting.
To set off on a tour of discovery at your own pace, let your
inspiration be your guide – fantastic surprises await you on
every page you turn.
When nature is synonymous
with relaxation…
Northern Alsace offers you a broad spectrum of landscapes:
- the plain, bordered to the East by the Rhine, a mythical, majestic river
- the foothills decked with vineyards producing vintage wines
- the Vosges mountains, culminating at an altitude of 1,100 metres, with Mediaeval fortresses overlooking the green valleys…
In summer, you can choose from a myriad bathing places and aquatic centres to go for a refreshing swim, and in winter the
mountain peaks are an open invitation to go cross-country skiing, downhill skiing and rambling with snowshoes. With 6,500 km
of signposted trails and 1,150 km of trails reserved for mountain bikes, Northern Alsace is a genuine paradise for sports
and leisure activities.
Nature, parks and gardens
EXPLORING
NATURE
Northern Vosges
Set off on a trail of discovery
in the Regional Nature Park of
the Northern Vosges, listed as
a «World Biosphere Reserve»
by UNESCO.
LA PETITE PIERRE
Centre of the Regional Nature Park
of the Northern Vosges - La PetitePierre Castle (Maison du Parc naturel
régional des Vosges du Nord).
Permanent exhibition retracing
the background of the Northern
Vosges, how the area came to
be listed as a Regional Nature
Park and a Biosphere Reserve.
Presentation of the wealth and
diversity of the heritage of the
Northern Vosges. Nature outings
for adults and children (call of the
stag, animal tracks etc.)
+33 (0)3 88 01 49 59
www.parc-vosges-nord.fr
FROHMUHL
Water and River Centre of
Donnenbach – Donnenbach
Lake (Maison de l’Eau et de la
Rivière du Donnenbach).
A number of educational activities. In the surrounding area – 3
nature discovery trails.
+33 (0)3 88 01 58 98
www.parc-vosges-nord.Fr
Lorentzen
Centre d’initiation à la nature
(ouverture en 2008)
+33 (0)3 88 00 40 39
Rhineland habitats
The Ried plain is a flood zone
with a special fauna and flora in
its luxurious forests bordering
the Rhine – a real ecological
treasure-trove. And you can
cross over the River Rhine as
and when you like (bridges,
ferryboats, on foot, by bike)!
Association Rhin Vivant
www.rhinvivant.com
Northern Ried plain
MOTHERN
Wacht Centre
+33 (0)3 88 94 86 67
MUNCHHAUSEN
Nature Education Centre
+33 (0)3 88 86 51 67
www.nature-munchhausen.com
Ried Plain Central Alsace
MUTTERSHOLTZ
Ried and Central Alsace Nature
Centre - Ehnwihr
+33 (0)3 88 85 11 30
www.ariena.org
PARKS AND
GARDENS
ESCHAU
Monastry Garden
+33 (0)3 88 64 03 76
[email protected]
SAVERNE
– Botanical garden
+33 (0)3 88 91 80 47
– Rose garden
+33 (0)3 88 71 21 33
SCHILTIGHEIM
Rose garden
+33 (0)3 88 33 29 67
http://roseraieschiltigheim.free.fr
STRASBOURG
– Botanical garden
+33 (0)3 90 24 18 65
[email protected]
– Orangerie Park and mini zoo
STRASBOURG – KEHL (D)
The Garden on both banks
A vast area covering either side
of the Rhine, the banks of which
are linked by a fascinating foot
and bike bridge, designed by the
architect Mimram
UTTENHOFFEN
Jardins de la Ferme Bleue
+33 (0)3 88 72 84 35
www.jardinsdelafermebleue.com
“HAPPINESS IS…
IN THE GARDEN!”
3 days/2 nights
Like a jewel nestling in a pretty box,
«Alsace Villages»** is a hotel in a
garden setting. In Obersteinbach, at
the heart of the Regional Nature Park
of the Northern Vosges, wellbeing
and relaxation are the key themes
of your stay. Your hostess offers the
cosy tranquillity of a flowerdecked
room and will teach you all about the
virtues of plants and botany during
a picnic in the forest. Traditional
seasonal cuisine and delicious garden
herbs are all yours!
From 155 €* per person (1/2 board)
Info and reservations:
+33 (0)3 88 15 45 85
www.tourisme67.com
Well-being, leisure and outdoor activities
WELL-BEING
SOULTZ-LES-BAINS
Sulzbad Bath Company
+33 (0)3 88 47 99 25
www. sulzbad.fr
LA PETITE PIERRE
Spa Hôtel La Clairière
+33 (0)3 88 71 75 00
www.la-clairiere.com
LEISURE PARKS
AND WILDLIFE
PARKS
KINTZHEIM
– Cigoland - Stork and Leisure
Park
+33 (0)3 88 92 05 94
www.cigoland.fr
– Eagles’ Castle
+33 (0)3 88 92 84 33
www.voleriedesaigles.com
– Monkey Mountain
+33 (0)3 88 92 11 09
www.montagnedessinges.com
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LEMBACH-FLECKENSTEIN
Le Château des Énigmes®
+33 (0)3 88 94 28 52
www.fleckenstein.fr
MORSBRONN-LES-BAINS
Didi’Land - Leisure Park
+33 (0)3 88 09 46 46
www.didiland.fr
OTTROTT
Les Naïades - Aquarium Park
+33 (0)3 88 95 90 32
www.parc-les-naiades.com
HIKING
Exploring Northern Alsace on
foot is a unique experience
– being in contact with nature,
encounters with fauna, the warm
welcome of other ramblers…
everything is an invitation to
discover the great hiking routes
(GR 53-5®, GR 531®, GR 532®
and GR 534®) or stroll along the
thousand and one trails that
wind through Alsace and the
Vosges mountains. And why not
do it the easy way – going from
hotel to hotel without your backsack. It’s so pleasant to meander
through the woodlands – but
don’t worry, you won’t get lost
because the Club Vosgien signals
and maintains around 6,500 km
of trails in Northern Alsace.
Hikes without carrying
luggage with or
without a guide
Hiking suggestions
17 itineraries covering a total of
1,250 km, great hiking routes
(GR 53-5®, GR 531®, GR 532®
and GR 534®), full circle hikes
over several days and 1-day
hikes are presented on-line on
www.tourisme67.com with their
road books.
Espace Randonnée
+33 (0)3 88 89 26 07
www.espace-randonnee.com
GIE Tourhôtels Alsace
+33 (0)3 88 97 01 95
[email protected]
Service de Réservation
Loisirs Accueil Bas-Rhin
+33 (0)3 88 15 45 85
www.tourisme67.com
“LA PETITE PIERRE:
ARBROTHERAPIE®”
2 days/1 night
At the heart of the Regional Nature Park
of the Northern Vosges, in the middle of
immense forests, La Petite-Pierre combines the charm of bygone days and the
beauty of the landscapes. At the hotel
Le Lion d’Or *** - Logis de France, you
will benefit from all the virtues of the
totally new concept of «Arbrothérapie»®,
a method of regaining health and fitness
through forest resources. The products
used during the therapy sessions are all
of natural origin and are selected for their
tonic, relaxing or stimulating virtues.
You can also savour the fine cuisine with
Alsatian speciality dishes and take time
out in the heated indoor pool, sauna and
steam baths, the garden and tennis court
for a break in total harmony with nature.
+33 (0)3 88 15 45 85
www.tourisme67.com
* Prices subject to alterations.
“GOURMETS’ HIKE”
5 days/4 nights
Combine the pleasures of hiking and gourmet
delights! This hike lasting 5 days and 4 nights with
two circuits to choose from takes you on a discovery tour of the Upper Bruche Valley. A real haven
of green glades with exceptional landscapes, the
valley is perfect for walks and hikes. Equipped with
your highly detailed topoguide, you will wend
your way along signposted trails over hills, across
meadows and through the woods. The daily stages
covering 15 to 20 km are sheer enjoyment since
your luggage goes on ahead and obediently awaits
you at your destination each day. Your accommodation is booked in establishments selected for
their warm welcome, comfort and above all, their
gourmet cuisine. You will be welcomed as friends
and will profit from a thoroughly earned rest at a
generous table.
www.club-vosgien.com
www.ffrandonnee.fr
www.ffsp-ivv.com
cf. also Multi-activities page 7.
From 320 €* per person (1/2 board gourmet)
Hiking maps
3 maps scale 1:50,000 and 9 maps
scale 1:25,000 cover the region and are
available from:
Fédération du Club Vosgien
+33 (0)3 88 32 57 96
www.club-vosgien.com
“SAINTE-ODILE HIKE”
CYCLING TOURS
From 318 €* per person (1/2 board )
+33 (0)3 88 15 45 85
www.tourisme67.com
“ALSACE BY BIKE”
«Between the vineyards and the hop fields»
5 days/ 4 nights
or «Vineyards of Alsace»
8 days/7 nights
Travel the roads of Alsace by bike!
Our trails will take you on a tour of the
traditional, picturesque Alsace we see on the
postcards, but also a less-known, and surprising
Alsace. The routes will take you through flowerdecked villages with half-timbered houses, past
castles, churches and museums which are all
invitations to stop off for a visit. And to make
the road as pleasant as possible, we will take
charge of transporting your luggage from one
stage to the next.
From 375 €* (1/2 board)
+33 (0)3 88 15 45 85
www.tourisme67.com
Organised outings
+33 (0)3 88 15 45 85
www.tourisme67.com
5 days/4 nights
The Middle Vosges are ideal for hiking a land
of deep forests inhabited by uncanny Celtic
vestiges. Here, more than anywhere else,
an exceptional kaleidoscope of natural and
historical treasures are revealed at every step
along the trails.
You cross through vineyards and forests
encountering proud castles and the prestigious
site of Mont Sainte Odile, shrouded in mystery
and legends. This hike in 3 stages and without
carrying your own luggage is for good and
experienced walkers.
Arrival and departure point: Barr
– Distance of stages: about 18km/day
– Average altitude difference: 590 m
Walking at your own pace
For 2, 3, 4-hour or all-day walks, consult
the information published by the local
tourist offices, for example:
Lembach – Haute Vallée de la Sauer
La Petite Pierre
Saverne
Wangenbourg-Engenthal
Vallée de la Bruche and Strasbourg
Rosheim – Mont Ste Odile
Barr and the surrounding area
Le Hohwald
Au cœur de l’Alsace à pied, etc.
Information and documentation from
the tourist offices page 21.
Northern Alsace is paradise on earth for cyclists,
with over 650 km of itineraries. The network,
which is the densest in France, gives you the
opportunity to discover carefully preserved
environments.
Cycling tours without carrying
luggage with or without a guide
Espace Randonnée
+33 (0)3 88 89 26 07
Trace Verte
+33 (0)3 88 38 30 69
www.traceverte.com
+33 (0)3 88 97 01 95
[email protected]
Locacycles
+33 (0)3 88 38 71 31
[email protected]
Service de Réservation
Loisirs Accueil Bas-Rhin
+33 (0)3 88 15 45 85
www.tourisme67.com
Suggestions for cycling tours
22 itineraries covering a total of 2,200 km
(Bruche Canal towpath, Marne-au-Rhin Canal
towpath, Véloroute Rhin, Villé-Elzach,….) are
presented on-line on www.tourisme67.com
with their road books.
Local cycling tours
Cycling tours, some of which are signposted,
ranging from 10 to 30 km are published in
leaflets you can find at the following tourist
www.tourisme67.com
offices and organisations:
Pays de Barr and Bernstein
Lembach
Pays de Hanau / Ingwiller
Pays de Pechelbronn
Grand Ried (Benfeld, Erstein, Marckolsheim,
Rhinau)
Sarre-Union
Saverne
Strasbourg
Information and literature from
MOUNTAIN-BIKING
The most seasoned cyclists can take the
TMV® across the Vosges Mountains, which
winds through Northern Alsace from North
to South over a distance of 250 km. Moreover,
46 circuits covering some 900 km of trails
specially signposted for mountain bikes and
spread out over 11 sites in the plain and the
mountains are perfect for both beginners and
experienced mountain bikers.
Mountain bike tours without
carrying luggage and with or
without a guide
Espace Randonnée
+33 (0)3 88 89 26 07
Trace Verte
+33 (0)3 88 38 30 69
www.traceverte.com
+33 (0)3 88 97 01 95
[email protected]
TMV® – Across the Vosges Mountains
by mountain bike
Wissembourg > Châtenois > Thann,
417 km sign-posted by Ligue d’Alsace de
Cyclotourisme.
www.tmv-alsace-vtt.com
Sign-posted mountain bike trails
Pays de Barr and Bernstein:
99 km – 5 trails
Marmoutier:
27 km – 3 trails
Niederbronn-les-Bains / Dambach- Neunhoffen:
108 km – 6 trails
La Petite Pierre:
150 km – 8 trails
Pays de Hanau / Val de Moder – Pfaffenhoffen:
46 km – 1 trail
Saverne:
128 km – 4 trails
Haute Bruche / Schirmeck:
18 km – 2 trails
Sélestat / Châtenois-Scherwiller:
73 km – 4 trails
Soufflenheim:
42 km – 3 trails
Val de Villé:
123 km – 5 trails
Wangenbourg-Engenthal:
108 km – 5 trails
Information and literature from
Rail bicycle
Soufflenheim
Une idée 2 + –
+33 (0)3 88 53 27 64
www.sport-alsace.fr
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HORSE-RIDING
There are a lot of horse-riding enthusiasts
in the region and many facilities are
therefore available with riding centres,
gîtes and staging posts. They are listed in
the brochure:
.
Brochure «Horse
Riding in Alsace»
donwload on
www.tourisme67.com
Horse-trekking holidays
OBERSTEINBACH
Fjord horse-riding farm
Johan & Sylvie HOFMANS
+33 (0)3 88 09 56 84
www.ferme.equestre.here.de
RETSCHWILLER – SOULTZ/FORETS
Alsace equestrian academy
Tél./fax: +33 (0)3 88 80 41 96
www.academie-equestre-alsace.com
WINTZENHEIM-KOCHERSBERG
Wintzenheim horse-riding farm
Gérard STIEBER
+33 (0)3 88 69 97 75
ACROBATIC PARKS,
CLIMBING
Cruises in hotel-barges
on the canals
RIVE DE FRANCE
+33 (0)3 87 86 65 01
www.rivedefrance.com
CONTINENTALE DE CROISIERES FRANÇAISES
+33 (0)3 80 53 15 45
www.continentalwaterways.com
CROISIERES TOURISTIQUES FRANÇAISES
+33 (0)3 80 96 17 10
www.fcwl.com
FRENCH WATERWAYS
+33 (0)6 70 30 92 52
www.frenchwaterways.com
Acrobatic parks
BRUMATH - Plage
Parc d’Aventures
+33 (0)3 88 59 36 27
www.brumath-aventure.fr
BREITENBACH
Parc Alsace Aventure
+33 (0)3 88 08 32 08
www.parc-alsace-aventure.com
OBERHASLACH
Arbr’ascension
+33 (0)3 88 50 96 03
www.arbre-ascension.fr
OSTWALD
Natura Parc
+33 (0)3 88 65 40 07 / 50 32 24
www.naturaparc.com
Excursions by boat
on the Marne-Rhine Canal
CANAL TOUR
+33 (0)3 88 62 54 98
pro.wanadoo.fr/canaltour/
WATER SPORTS
From North to South in Northern Alsace,
a number of rivers are accessible by rowing
boat, canoe or kayak: the Lauter, Sauer,
northern Zinsel, Moder, southern Zinsel,
Zorn, Rhin Tortu, the Bruche and its canal,
Zembs, Brunnwasser, Illwald, Giessen, and
of course, the Rhine.
Hiring out small barges
and live-in boats
Climbing sites
www.escalade-alsace.com
RIVER TOURISM
Along the Rhine, the river Ill around
Strasbourg, on the canals leading to the
Rhone or the Marne, via the impressive
boat lift at Arzviller… exploring Northern
Alsace by boat is quite simply amazing. It’s
an original way of discovering village life
and admiring landscapes usually only seen
by river boatmen.
Cruises down the Rhine
(no permit required for less than 12 people)
AQUAVAC PLAISANCE
+33 (0)3 87 25 94 22
www.aquavac-plaisance.com
CANAL EVASION
+33 (0)3 87 07 62 04
www.canal-evasion.fr
CROWN BLUE LINE ALSACE-LORRAINE
+33 (0)3 87 03 61 74
www.crownblueline.com
LOCABOAT HOLIDAYS
+33 (0)3 87 25 70 15
www.locaboat.com
NAVIGPLAISANCE
+33 (0)6 24 20 41 80
www.navig-plaisance.com
NICOLS
+33 (0)3 88 91 34 80
www.nicols.com
Outings in canoes and kayaks
OSTWALD
Itinerair’Alsace
+33 (0)3 88 29 56 62
www.itinerairalsace.com
HUTTENHEIM
Canoës du Ried
+33 (0)3 89 73 84 82
www.canoes-du-ried.com
Outings in punts
MUTTERSHOLTZ
Le Batelier du Ried
+33 (0)3 88 85 13 11
www.batelier-ried.com
sarre-union
Promenade on the river Sarre
+33 (0)3 88 00 40 39
ALSACE CROISIERES - CROISIEUROPE
+33 (0)3 88 76 44 44
www.croisieurope.com
SWIMMING
Aquatic centers
BASSEMBERG - aquavallées
+33 (0)3 88 58 93 93
www.cc-cantondeville.fr/centre_nautique.php
BOUXWILLER - hanautic
+33 (0)3 88 71 38 38
www.cc.pays-de-hanau.com
ERSTEIN - erstein Détente
+33 (0)3 88 98 28 00
www.ville-erstein.fr
HAGUENAU - nautiland
+33 (0)3 88 90 56 56
www.nautiland.net
HOCHFELDEN - atoo-o
+33 (0)3 88 02 20 40
www.payszorn.com
MARCKOLSHEIM - aquaried
+33 (0)3 88 92 54 64
www.cc-marckolsheim.fr
NIEDERBRONN-lES-bAINS - Les aqualies
+33 (0)3 88 09 13 00
www.mairie-niederbronn.fr
SAVERNE - L’océanide
+33 (0)3 88 02 52 80
http://oceanide.cc-saverne.fr
Indoor swimming pools
BETSCHDORF
+33 (0)3 88 54 43 92
DRACHENBRONN
+33 (0)3 88 94 51 90
DRUSENHEIM
+33 (0)3 88 53 31 70
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DUPPIGHEIM
+33 (0)3 88 50 83 30
ILLKIRCH GRAFFENSTADEN - La Hardt
+33 (0)3 88 66 24 16
LINGOLSHEIM - Tournesol
+33 (0)3 88 78 74 08
MUTZIG
+33 (0)3 88 48 52 88
OBERNAI
+33 (0)3 88 95 44 90
OSTWALD
+33 (0)3 88 29 16 68
ROSHEIM
+33 (0)3 88 50 46 87
SCHILTIGHEIM
+33 (0)3 88 33 24 40
SÉLESTAT
+33 (0)3 88 92 12 86
STRASBOURG - Bains municipaux
+33 (0)3 88 25 17 58
STRASBOURG - Hautepierre
+33 (0)3 88 29 01 81
STRASBOURG - Robertsau
+33 (0)3 88 31 32 33
STRASBOURG - Kibitzenau
+33 (0)3 88 55 90 55
WASSELONNE - Centre de loisirs
+33 (0)3 88 87 03 97
Open-air swimming pools
ERSTEIN - Wagelroth
+33 (0)3 88 98 09 88
GAMBSHEIM - Zone de loisirs
+33 (0)3 88 96 42 59
GERSTHEIM - Unterrieth
+33 (0)3 88 98 30 04
HUTTENHEIM - Husacker
+33 (0)3 88 74 43 48
ILLKIRCH GRAFFENSTADEN - Baggersee
+33 (0)3 88 40 33 12
ILLKIRCH GRAFFENSTADEN - Lac Achard
+33 (0)3 88 66 41 63
KESKASTEL - Centre de loisirs
+33 (0)3 88 00 19 25
LAUTERBOURG - les Mouettes
+33 (0)3 88 54 68 60
LEMBACH - Fleckenstein
+33 (0)3 88 94 40 38
REICHSTETT - Neublitz
+33 (0)3 88 20 51 30
ROESCHWOOG - Staedly
+33 (0)3 88 86 42 18
SCHOENAU - Camping-Plage
+33 (0)3 88 85 22 85
SELTZ - Les Peupliers
+33 (0)3 88 86 52 37
SELTZ - Salmengrund
+33 (0)3 88 86 85 90
WITTISHEIM - Baignade municipale
+33 (0)3 88 85 27 65
BELLEFOSSE
+33 (0)3 88 97 30 58
BISCHWILLER
+33 (0)3 88 63 27 84
DIEMERINGEN
+33 (0)3 88 00 45 65
HAGUENAU
+33 (0)3 88 93 90 57
INGWILLER
+33 (0)3 88 89 40 24
MOLSHEIM
+33 (0)3 88 38 11 67
OBERNAI
+33 (0)3 88 95 29 44
PFAFFENHOFFEN
+33 (0)3 88 07 70 27
REICHSHOFFEN
+33 (0)3 88 09 04 68
STRASBOURG - Wacken
+33 (0)3 88 31 49 10
WISSEMBOURG
+33 (0)3 88 54 28 1
Open-air bathing places
BEINHEIM - étang de la Chapelle
+33 (0)3 88 53 04 04
BENFELD - Baignade municipale
+33 (0)3 88 74 39 83
BISCHHEIM - Balastière
+33 (0)3 88 83 26 20
BRUMATH - La Hardt
+33 (0)3 88 51 93 52
GOLF COURSES
COL DU DONON – GRANDFONTAINE
+33 (0)3 88 97 20 69
(Hôtel du Donon)
DRUSENHEIM
+33 (0)3 88 53 30 60
(Auberge au Gourmet)
ILLKIRCH-GRAFFENSTADEN
+33 (0)3 88 65 10 54
NIEDERBRONN-LES-BAINS
+33 (0)3 88 80 35 03 / 80 89 89
FISHING
Relaxation, sport and getting away from
it all… the Vosges in Northern Alsace
let you enjoy winter At your own pace.
Download on www.tourisme67.com the
maps of the ski sites.
Downhill skiing
CHAMP DU FEU
11 ski lifts (from 200 to 700 m in length)
leading to 16 slopes (7 green, 2 blue
and 7 red).
+33 (0)3 88 47 18 51
www.lechampdufeu.com
AERIAL SPORTS
ILLKIRCH-GRAFFENSTADEN
– Golf du Fort - 9 holes
+33 (0)3 90 40 06 70
www.golfdufort.com
– Golf Club de Strasbourg - 27 holes
Handicap: weekdays: 35 + license of a club.
+33 (0)3 88 66 17 22
www.golf-strasbourg.com
PLOBSHEIM
Golf du Kempferhof - 18 holes
Handicap: weekdays: green card / weekends and
public holidays: 36.
+33 (0)3 88 98 72 72
www.golf-kempferhof.com
SOUFFLENHEIM
Golf international Soufflenheim Baden-Baden
3 courses – 18, 9 and 6 holes
Handicap: weekdays, weekends and public
holidays: 18 holes: 36, 9 holes: green card.
+33 (0)3 88 05 77 00
www.golfclub-soufflenheim.com
LA WANTZENAU
Golf de La Wantzenau
2 courses - 18 and 4 holes
+33 (0)3 88 96 37 73
www.golf-wantzenau.com
Mini-golfs
BRUMATH
+33 (0)3 88 59 36 87
www.brumath-aventure.fr
From the sky, Alsace reveals all its secrets.
For strong emotions, a gentle flight or quite
simply taking to the air for the first time, take
a birds-eye view!
Paragliding
STRASBOURG
AIR AILE paragliding school
+33 (0)3 88 25 12 22
www.airaile.fr.st
BREITENBACH
GRAND’VOL paragliding school
Tél./fax: +33 (0)3 88 57 11 42
www.grandvol.com
Flying clubs
HAGUENAU
+33 (0)3 88 93 88 59
www.aeroclub-haguenau.com
SARRE-UNION
+33 (0)3 88 00 11 96
www.aersu.org
SAVERNE-STEINBOURG
+33 (0)3 88 91 11 41
http://acss.free.fr
WISSEMBOURG-SCHWEIGHOFEN
+49 (0)63 42 72 48
www.edro.de
STRASBOURG-POLYGONE
+33 (0)3 88 34 00 98
www.aero-club-alsace.com
Cross-country ski
A lot of programmes have been implemented to protect the streams and
rivers of Northern Alsace. And the first
to benefit from them are the fish which
now abound in the rivers and lakes – to
the delight of all anglers! You need a
permit to fish. For information contact:
Northern Alsace Federation for fishing
and the protection of aquatic habitats.
+33 (0)3 88 10 52 20
www.fedepeche67.fr.st
LOGIS DE FRANCE – Logis pêche
LA PETITE PIERRE
HÔTEL AU LION D’OR ***
+33 (0)3 88 01 47 57
www.liondor.com
SAND
HOSTELLERIE DE LA CHARRUE **
+33 (0)3 88 74 42 66
www.lacharrue.com
GÎTES DE FRANCE – Fishing gîtes
SERMERSHEIM
René ACKERMANN
+33 (0)3 88 74 22 05
FISHING WITH A PROFESSIONAL GUIDE
Fly-fishing along the Bruche:
Eric Vincent
+33 (0)3 88 47 25 74
+33 (0)6 10 09 63 16
Fishing along the Rhine and
its arms:
Matthias Lothy
+33 (0)6 33 18 84 51
WINTER SPORTS
CHAMP DU FEU – GRENDELBRUCH
– LE HOHWALD
102 km of tracks - 18 sign-posted trails
from 1.5 to 24 km (6 green, 6 blue, 4 red
and 2 black).
+33 (0)3 88 47 18 51
www.lechampdufeu.com
See also tourist offices page 21.
DONON / PRAYE
65.5 km of cross-country skiing tracks 8 sign-posted trails from 2.5 to 19.5 km
(2 green, 3 blue and 3 red).
+33 (0)3 88 47 18 51
www.hautebruche.com
WANGENBOURG - SCHNEEBERG
75 km of cross-country skiing tracks 7 sign-posted trails from 5 to 18 km –
from very easy to very difficult.
+33 (0)3 88 87 33 50
www.suisse-alsace.com
Snow-shoe rambling
CHAMP DU FEU
cf. Muti-activities below.
MULTI-ACTIVITieS
Exploring the natural and historical
treasures of Alsace with a guide:
snowshoe rambling, cross-country
skiing, igloo-making, walking, supervised
cycling and mountain biking, canoeing,
treasure hunts, sports challenges,
horse-riding etc.
COMPAGNIE DES
ACCOMPAGNATEURS EN
MONTAGNE
+33 (0)3 88 47 18 51
www.hautebruche.com
TRACE VERTE – MUTZIG
+33 (0)3 88 38 30 69
www.traceverte.com
UNE IDÉE 2+ – SOUFFLENHEIM
+33 (0)3 88 53 27 64
www.sport-alsace.fr
The skiing domain, at an altitude ranging
form 550 m to 1,100 m, has facilities for
both downhill and cross-country skiing.
Cross-country skiing is particularly well
developed with some 250 km of signposted trails. And there are 13 ski lifts
for downhill skiers. To explore the most
out-of-the-way corners, why not take up
a little snow-shoe rambling?
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At the crossroads of
tradition and good taste
With its long history of many cultural influences, Northern Alsace cultivates its traditions and loves the good life.
The wealth and diversity of its gastronomic delights, the charming flower-decked villages, popular festivals so important
to village life, and fascinating museums are all great opportunities to discover the living traditions of Alsace!
Gastronomy
You will quickly fall under the charm of Alsatian cuisine with its succulent specialities served in a friendly atmosphere… In this field, Alsace holds its head up high with starred
restaurant and countless tranquil country inns and “winstubs”. In short, a myriad of place to choose from to sample the emblematic dishes of Alsatian cuisine: sauerkraut,
Bäckeoffe, matelote, Flammekueche, and all sorts of typical dishes served in the “winstubs”, the forerunner of the wine bar. And don’t miss out on tasting Alsace wines which are
appellation d’origine contrôlée, when you visit the numerous wine cellars. And there are other specialities such as eau de vie, liqueurs and beer, for which Alsace ensures over
half the national production.
Excessive consumption of alcohol is dangerous for your health. Drink with moderation.
From foie gras to a mixed
salad – find out all about
the local produce, dishes,
Alsace wine and beer in the
brochure: «The A to Z of
gastronomy in Alsace»,
download on
www.tourisme67.com
COOKERY CLASSES
SEMINARS OF
ALSACE WINE
«L’Écrevisse» in Brumath
+33 (0)3 88 51 11 08
www.hostellerie-ecrevisse.com
«Auberge du Cheval blanc» in Lembach
+33 (0)3 88 94 41 86
www.au-cheval-blanc.fr
«Au Tilleul» in Mittelhausbergen
+33 (0)3 88 56 18 31
www.autilleul.fr
«Fischhutte» in Mollkirch
+33 (0)3 88 97 42 03
www.fischhutte.com
«Cheval blanc» in Niedersteinbach
+33 (0)3 88 09 55 31
www.hotel-cheval-blanc.fr
«Anthon» in Obersteinbach
+33 (0)3 88 09 55 01
www.restaurant-anthon.fr
«Rosenmeer» in Rosheim
+33 (0)3 88 50 43 29
www.le-rosenmeer.com
«Au Boeuf» in Soufflenheim
+33 (0)3 88 86 72 79
www.boeuf-soufflenheim.com
«Au Crocodile» in Strasbourg
+33 (0)3 88 32 13 02
www.au-crocodile.com
«Au Moulin de la Wantzenau»
in La Wantzenau
+33 (0)3 88 96 20 01
www.moulin-wantzenau.com
Alsace Wine School
+33 (0)3 89 20 16 20
www.vinsalsace.com
With expert chefs:
And also:
Jardin Gourmand in Lalaye (Gourmet
garden «between cuisine and nature»)
+33 (0)3 88 58 91 44
www.jardingourmand.com
Christiane Bisch et sa cuisine in Strasbourg
+33 (0)3 88 44 29 23
Ateliers de Cuisine Créative
+33 (0)3 88 78 84 24
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Domaine Lucien Doriath in Soultz-lesBains («on the theme of foie gras»)
+33 (0)3 88 47 98 98
www.lucien-doriath.fr
Fuchs Farmhouse-inn in Waltenheim-sur-Zorn
+33 (0)3 88 51 64 57
www.ferme-auberge-fuchs.com
Local produce
2 days/1 night
A «turnkey» package which sums up and
perfectly combines Alsace’s greatest attractions! The setting is a charming valley in the
Vosges Mountains nestling between Mont
Sainte-Odile and the Wine Route. In this
haven of calm and tranquillity, the art of
welcoming is very much alive. Friendliness,
serenity and gastronomy Alsace-style are
the key words for this short break which
is ideal for nature lovers, relaxation seekers
and connoisseurs of gourmet feasts.
The Bienvenue à la Ferme network publishes
a brochure on farm produce (production
and processing) and different types of farm
accommodation.
Maison de l’Agriculture
+33 (0)3 88 19 17 94
www.bienvenue-a-la-ferme.com
Local markets
MARIENTHAL
Brasserie de l’Ermitage
+33 (0)3 88 93 41 23
SAâLES
Brasserie artisanale Saâloise
+33 (0)3 88 97 76 80
SAINT-PIERRE
Brasserie La Saint-Pierre
+33 (0)3 88 08 82 95
www.lasaintpierre.com
SCHARRACHBERGHEIM
Brasserie Lauth
+33 (0)3 88 50 66 05
www.brasserie-restaurant-lauth.com
STRASBOURG
Brasserie Aux Brasseurs
+33 (0)3 88 36 12 13
Brasserie Kohler
+33 (0)3 88 32 15 93
Brasserie La Lanterne
+33 (0)3 88 32 10 10
Brasserie du Scala
+33 (0)3 90 41 24 45
UBERACH
Brasserie d’Uberach
+33 (0)3 88 07 07 77
www.brasserie-uberach.com
“GOURMET’S
BREAK IN ALSACE ”
You can find local produce from organic
farming at most of the weekly markets.
The list gives markets exclusively reserved
for local produce, from North to South:
Northern Vosges - Pflälzerwald:
Info
and reservations:
ross-border farmers’ market four Sundays
+33 (0)3 88 15 45 85
a year.
www.tourisme67.com
+33 (0)3 88 01 49 59
www.biosphere-vosges-pfaelzerwald.org
Lampertsloch: local produce market
every 2nd Saturday in the month from 7.30
am to 1 pm..
Haguenau: organic market on Fridays
from 4.30 to 7.30 pm - Halle au Houblon.
S averne: lo cal pro duce and
organic market on Tuesdays and Saturday
mornings - place du Château.
Strasbourg: farmers’ market on
Saturdays from 7 am to 1 pm - place
du Marché-aux-Poissons and mountain
produce market on Saturdays from 7.30 am
to 4 pm - place du Marché Neuf.
Molsheim: farmers’ market on Fridays
from 1.30 to 5 pm - Porte basse.
Benfeld: local produce market on
Saturday mornings - town centre.
Villé: local produce market from 15
June to 15 Sept. from 5.30 to 8.30 – town
centre.
Saâles: mountain produce market on
certain Fridays from 3 to 7 pm (June to
Sept.: every Friday - Oct. to Dec.: 2nd
Friday in the month) - covered market
under the town hall.
Sélestat: local farmers’ market on
Saturday mornings - Square Ehm or rue
Galliéni and organic market on Wednesday
afternoons and Saturday mornings Arsenal St-Hilaire.
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MICRO
BREWERIES
SHOPPING AT THE
MARKET
COLLECTIVE RAMBLES
COMBINING GASTRONOMY
AND ALSACE WINES
LES RALLYES D’AGLAE
+33 (0)3 88 47 36 71
www.rallyes-aglae.com
LOCAL PRODUCE FESTIVALS
From Springtime to Autumn, there are a multitude of
festivals devoted to local produce.
Wine festivals
Celebrating the grape harvest from the end of September
through October, several wine-growing towns and villages come
alive every weekend.
www.vinsalsace.com
Discovering agriculture
Sauerkraut festivals
Cabbage-growing is centred to the South and South-West of
Strasbourg (between Obernai and Erstein). Sauerkraut festivals are
held on certain weekends at the end of August through September.
+33 (0)3 88 98 14 33
Beer festival
The 1st or 2nd weekend of August in Schiltigheim, the beer
capital of Alsace.
+33 (0)3 88 83 90 00
www.ville-schiltigheim.fr
In the plain to the South of Strasbourg, lie the fields of sauerkraut cabbages, whereas to the North, you find the proud-standing hop fields and the foothills of the Vosges
are covered with wines for the vintage Alsace wines. Beyond this glimpse, you can go and meet the farmers themselves – your children will love it!
DISCOVERY AND
EDUCATIONAL FARMS
ANDLAU – organic wine-growing
Ferme Durrmann : +33 (0)3 88 08 26 42
www.durrmann.fr.st
ECKWERSHEIM – dairy farming
Ferme du Bruehl : +33 (0)3 88 59 45 38
FURDENHEIM – various crops, apples
+33 (0)3 88 69 01 89
MERKWILLER-PECHELBRONN
horse-breeding, horse-riding activities
Écurie du Loti : +33 (0)3 88 80 90 10
MITTELBERGHEIM – viticulture
Maison Boeckel : +33 (0)3 88 08 91 91
SCHNERSHEIM
cereal farming, fruit and vegetables…
Ferme Baumer : +33 (0)3 88 59 67 47
SIEWILLER
dairy farming, poultry farming …
Ferme des Tuileries : +33 (0)3 88 00 72 57
URBEIS
breeding and organic mountain farming
Ferme Humbert : +33 (0)3 88 57 06 00
www.biofermehumbert.com
TOBACCO FARM
LIMERSHEIM
+33 (0)3 88 64 01 97
Museums of art and traditions
(MF = Musée de France)
ALBE - Maison du Val de Villé
Showroom of the heritage and bygone activities of Villé Valley.
+33 (0)3 88 57 08 42
BOUXWILLER
Museum of Bouxwiller and Pays de Hanau (MF) (Musée de
Bouxwiller et du Pays de Hanau).
Everyday life of the peasants and burghers of the 18th and
19th centuries (furniture, costumes).
+33 (0)3 88 70 99 15
www.tourisme.pays-de-hanau.com
ERSTEIN
Maison du Patrimoine - «Etappenstall»
Center of interpretation and exploration of the local heritage.
Temporary exhibitions.
+33 (0)3 90 29 93 55
GERTWILLER
Museum of Spicebread and Sweet Things of the Past
(Musée du pain d’Epices et des Douceurs d’Autrefois).
Tradition of making spicebread in this village, large
collection of cake-moulds.
+33 (0)3 88 08 93 52
www.paindepices-lips.com
GRAUFTHAL-ESCHBOURG
Rock-dwellings (Maisons des Rochers)
Houses built in the caves of a big pink sandstone cliff
inhabited until 1958.
+33 (0)3 88 70 19 59 / 70 42 30
HAGUENAU
Alsatian Museum (MF) (Musée Alsacien)
Collections of popular arts and traditions, bourgeois furniture.
+33 (0)3 88 73 30 41
www.ville-haguenau.fr
HOCHFELDEN
Museum of the Zorn area (Musée du Pays de la Zorn)
History of local tile works and potters, breweries,…
+33 (0)3 88 89 04 52
www.musee.hochfelden.com
KUTZENHAUSEN
Farmhouse Museum (Maison rurale de l’Outre-Forêt)
Presentation of the traditional home and outhouses.
Demonstrations and activities linked to local traditions.
+33 (0)3 88 80 53 00
MARMOUTIER
Museum of Popular Arts and Traditions (Musée d’Arts et
Traditions populaires) in a rural patrician residence (1590),
daily life in the 18th and 19th centuries.
+33 (0)3 88 71 46 84
www.paysdemarmoutier.com
NEUVILLER-LA-ROCHE
Museum of Popular Arts and Traditions (Musée des
Traditions Populaires)
Collections reflecting the two-fold activities of farmers
and workers.
+33 (0)3 88 97 07 18
OFFWILLER
Offwiller Village House (Maison d’Offwiller)
A number of artefacts bear witness to the popular
traditions of this Protestant village.
+33 (0)3 88 89 31 31
LA PETITE PIERRE
Museum of Popular Arts and Traditions (Musée du
Springerle – Arts et Traditions Populaires)
Finely sculpted models for the Alsatian cake moulds
– «springerle».
+33 (0)3 88 70 48 65
www.ot-paysdelapetitepierre.com
PFAFFENHOFFEN
Museum of Popular Imagery (MF) (Musée de l’Image Populaire)
A wealth of popular iconography through Christenings wishes
(Goettelbriefe), confirmation, wedding and funeral souvenirs in
the rural Protestant environment.
+33 (0)3 88 07 80 05
SÉLESTAT
Alsace Bread Museum (Maison du Pain d’Alsace)
Set up in the former bakers’ guild. History of bread, presentation of the breadmaking techniques, demonstrations of
how to make regional specialities etc…
+33 (0)3 88 58 45 90
www.maisondupain-d-alsace.com
STRASBOURG
A fascinating tour of all sorts of arts and traditions:
costumes, ceramics and popular religious art, toys, imagery,
reconstitution of interiors with their furnishings.
+33 (0)3 88 52 50 04
www.musees-strasbourg.org
TRUCHTERSHEIM
Kochersberg House (Maison du Kochersberg)
Presentation of everyday life in this region of Alsace, the
cradle of the Alsatian costume characterised by the large
bow-shaped headdress. Temporary exhibitions.
+33 (0)3 88 69 85 84
WIMMENAU
Swiss House (Maison Suisse)
Patrimonial complex comprising a halftimbered house, a
forge and an oil-mill and collections of artefacts.
+33 (0)3 88 89 81 04
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Flower-decked towns and villages
VILLAGES LISTED AS
«Ah, what a beautiful garden» is what
Louis XIV cried out when he saw Alsace
spread before him from the Saverne Pass.
And Alsace with its colourful towns and
villages really is a sight to see! Northern
Alsace ranks top in France for the number
of villages and towns registered for their
floral displays. You can find a list of towns
and villages classified
from 1 to 4 flowers on
www.tourisme67.com.
“Les plus beaux villages de
France”
“Les plus beaux détours
de France”
HUNSPACH
+33 (0)3 88 80 59 39
MITTELBERGHEIM
+33 (0)3 88 08 01 66
www.mittelbergheim.fr
OBERNAI
+33 (0)3 88 95 64 13
www.obernai.fr
Half-timbered houses
The style of half-timbered houses varies according to whether they are found on the plain
or in the mountains and what the buildings are used for (breeding, farming or winegrowing). The criss-cross pattern of the beams have symbolic shapes. A diamond shape
symbolises fertility, a St. Andrew’s cross is for protection and multiplying (sometimes the
diamond and cross are superimposed), slanted posts evoke the silhouette of a man and
therefore virility. Inscriptions of Sun wheels and starry tulips with five or six branches
protect the house from lightning, fire, witches and other evils. On the half-timbering and
facades you can find sculpted figures and painted motifs. The steeply sloping roof (to
evacuate snow) is made up of «Biberschwanz», roof tiles shaped like beaver tails. Inside,
only the main room, the Stube, was heated as was the kitchen… Some experts claim that
rather than being symbolic, each part of the halftimbering has above all a specific role to
play in supporting the overall frame.
REICHSTETT
Alsatian House Park
A «heritage street» with different types of
traditional houses.
+33 (0)3 88 20 59 90
http://parc.alsace.free.fr
See also Museums of art and traditions:
Kutzenhausen, Marmoutier, Offwiller,
Strasbourg on page 9.
Crafts
While the craft most often equated with Alsace is ceramics, the broad range of local craftwork demonstrates the spectrum of
know-how (wooden sculpture, inlaid work, stone sculpture, popular imagery etc.). Craft masters and arts and crafts workshops
sometimes open their doors to passing tourists. Others offer courses or demonstrations…
Exhibitions
on the art professions
Events centred on art professions (heritage,
tradition and creation) every year in June
(uneven years) and october (even years).
Fédération régionale des métiers d’art
d’Alsace
+33 (0)3 88 08 25 57
www.fremaa.com
Potters’ villages
Art marquetry
Fabric
SOUFFLENHEIM
+33 (0)3 88 86 74 90
BETSCHDORF
+33 (0)3 88 54 44 92
Musée de la Poterie
+33 (0)3 88 54 48 07
www.betschdorf.com
BOERSCH - ST LEONARD
Spindler
+33 (0)3 88 95 80 17
www.spindler.tm.fr
MUTTERSHOLTZ
Kelsch – Tissage Gander
+33 (0)3 88 85 15 32
Alsatian costume
maker
PFAFFENHOFFEN
Vidal
+33 (0)3 88 72 21 93
STRASBOURG
Maison Bossert
+33 (0)3 88 32 28 47
Alsatian costume
While the black headdress remains
symbolic of a certain image of Alsace,
the traditional costume is, in fact, very
varied (white sun-shaped headdresses
in Meistratzheim, headdresses with a
small bow worn well above the forehead in Hunspach and Seebach etc.).
In a number of villages, red skirts are
for Catholic costumes and green for
Protestants (and more rarely blue or
violet). Whereas the headdress is always
black for a young Protestant girl, it
can be plain red, embroidered with
flowers or tartan for a Young Catholic
girl. Generally speaking, the costume
depends on the woman’s status, religious
festivals and geographical location.
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Festivals throughout the seasons
Many traditions stem from trying to find the meaning of life or protections rituals. Christian festivals are still important events in village life throughout the region.
But in Alsace, everything is a good excuse to have a good time throughout the four seasons of the year – harvest, grape-picking, patron saints’ days, craftwork, emptying the
attic, local produce etc… Download the brochure «Schedule of events Alsace» on www.tourisme67.com See page 19.
PAST AND PRESENT
TRADITIONS ALL YEAR
ROUND
«Messtis»
(from Messtag = day of the Mass) or Kilbe, are fete-days
for the patron saints and annual fairs usually held in the
Summer. Traditionally, they are held from Whitsun to the
Autumn. Among other customs, a greasy pole is erected
with sausages, hams, pretzels, bunches of vegetables
and sweetmeats hanging from it. The young village lads
compete against each other to try and grab them. These
messtis are now giving way to another type of festival
(flower-decorated cavalcades) and all sorts of other
summer events.
The Christmas cycle
begins with Advent, four Sundays before Christmas Day.
The Advent crown with its candles symbolises the coming
of the light. The candles are lit one by one every Sunday.
During this period, all sorts of Christmas biscuits are made
(«Wihnachtsbredle»). The Christmas tree tradition is
really a part of Alsace with the first one ever mentioned
being in 1521 in Sélestat! Originally, it was decorated with
red apples, wafers, paper roses, biscuits and candles. As to
offering presents, the Protestant movement in Strasbourg
transferred the event from St Nicholas’ Day to Christmas
Eve in 1570.
Easter to Whitsun
Easter traditions were initially references to acts of
purification with spring cleaning («Oschterputz»), and
a dish of green vegetables and herbs served on Maundy
Thursday («Gründunnerschda»). Nature being renewed
and coming back to life is associated with Easter Sunday.
The cake in the shape of an Easter lamb symbolises
the Risen Christ. The Easter rabbit and his eggs are a
celebration of the springtime and fertility. On 1st May, it
was traditional to plant decorated green shrubs («Maïe»)
as a promise of love and esteem, and to celebrate the May
Queens, young girls who were the messengers of Spring.
Whitsun was a time for rituals linked with the vitality of
Nature, personified by the Whitsun valets, hirsute figures
made out of straw and green plants.
Autumn and winter
After the grain harvests, October is the month of grapepicking. In the old days, as Winter crept in, the evening
gatherings would begin. Several families would gather
round the ceramic stove («Kachelofe») and various tasks
carried out – repairing tools, spinning hemp, cracking
walnuts and beechnuts… with all the generations
together, telling anecdotes and recounting legends.
Saint Martin’s Day marked the end of the economic year.
A procession with lanterns is still part of the customs
today in the Rhineland. In Alsace, beets – not pumpkins
- were carved out and lit. It is said that the light paved the
way for St. Nicholas’ donkey..
Carnival
marks the coming of Spring and the temporary
reversal of the social order. Flaming disk throwers
(«Schieweschlawe»), a very old ritual game, still exists in
some villages (Offwiller, Wintzenheim/Kochersberg).
.
Saint-Jean bonfires
At the beginning of Summer, Saint-Jean
bonfires, relics of Summer solstice
festivals, still burn and light up the
skies in Alsace.
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A rich heritage and
culture still very much alive
Influenced by many cultures, Northern Alsace bears witness to the historical role of the Rhine basin. You can
relive the era of the gallant knights by visiting the numerous castles. Travel through time and relive the legends
of the builders of the myriad churches, chapels and historical buildings. Let the excitement of these eras take
you away – not forgetting the countless museums catering for all tastes and the more conventional sites to
explore. Strasbourg, the 7th ranking town in France, listed as part of the world heritage by UNESCO, offers
you 2000 years of history, an exceptionally imposing, yet delicately carved Cathedral and many other exciting
places to visit. Strasbourg became the Capital of Europe in the wake of the second world war, and today is a
symbol of the reconciliation between nations.
Tourist routes
At your own pace, you can wend your way through the roads of Alsace and find delightful surprises at every turn. The most famous
is the Wine Route, but other itineraries are just as exciting. Download the tourist routes on www.tourisme67.com
ALSACE WINE
ROUTE
+ - 150 km
The Wine Route is a serpentine ribbon
which runs from along the eastern slopes
of the Vosges mountains, tranquilly unfolding along the mountain side, crossing
through sixty winegrowing towns and villages and around fifteen vintage vineyards
«A.O.C. Alsace Grand cru» in Northern
Alsace.
www.vinsalsace.com
RHINE ROUTE
+ - 140 km
The mythical River Rhine is a magnet for
many who come just to contemplate
the flowing currents. It enters Alsace just
downstream of Basel and leaves the region
at Lauterbourg. In the 8th and 9th centuries, boatmen were already sailing down
the Rhine to the North Sea to sell wine to
the English, Danes and Swedes. In former
times, the Rhine flooded the plain, but
at the end of the 19th century, extensive
works were undertaken to regulate the
course of the river.
BEYOND THE
FOREST TO THE
NORTHERN VOSGES
+ - 170 km
Beyond the forest of Haguenau lies a
region bordered to the East by the Rhine
and to the West by the Regional Nature
Park of the Northern Vosges. It is a land
of hills, dales and forests, the main tourist
attraction being the picturesque villages
and potters’ villages, spas, castles and the
Maginot Line.
FROM THE VOSGES
MOUNTAINS TO THE
RIED PLAIN
+ - 260 km
The middle Vosges culminate at an altitude
of between 900 and 1,100 metres. Easy to
access, the excellent road network means
you can reach the mountain meadows and
wooded heights via the mountain passes
or visit the deep valleys. In addition to
the more usual places to visit, this region
stretching out under the open skies offers
plenty of opportunities for sports and
leisure activities: walks, hikes, mountain
bike circuits, downhill skiing and crosscountry skiing etc.
NORTHERN VOSGES
– ALSACE BOSSUE
+ - 210 km
Along the roads of Pays de Hanau, the
Regional Nature Park of the Northern Vosges
and Alsace Bossue (the «Hunchback» of
Alsace), there is a succession of typical,
majestic farms, solid stone churches and
mansions, followed by the vastness of the
Vosges forest and finally a landscape and
architecture typical of Lorraine. What’s
more, sites bearing witness to the Jewish
heritage and the brewing heritage in Alsace
abound along this itinerary.
Visiting the towns
To find out everything about a site or historical event, you can benefit from the knowledge of a professional guide. Call on the services
of a regional guide: Tourist offices in Strasbourg, Obernai, Sélestat, Saverne, Villé: see page 21.
STRASBOURG
Strasbourg Pass
Tours
Exploring the town, theme tours, audioguided tours:
Tourist Office of Strasbourg
+33 (0)3 88 52 28 28
www.ot-strasbourg.fr
Guide service
+33 (0)3 88 52 28 20
[email protected]
How to visit more, pay less and get the
most out of your stay in town (valid for 3
days). This tourist passport includes a ride
on a tour boat, the astronomic clock in the
Cathedral, the climb up to the Cathedral
platform, bike hire, admission to the
museum of your choice and a reduction
of 10 to 50% on other services and facilities
(mini-train, guided tours etc.).
+33 (0)3 88 52 28 28
Tour with commentary
in the mini-train C.T.S.
+33 (0)3 88 77 70 70
www.cts-strasbourg.fr
Historical discovery trails
on towns
IL ÉTAIT UNE FOIS LA VILLE
+33 (0)3 88 31 05 25
www.iletaitunefoislaville.com
STRASBOURG FLUVIAL
+33 (0)3 88 84 13 13
www.strasbourg.port.fr
3 days/2 nights
Nestling in the former ramparts at the
foot of Mont Sainte-Odile, this delightful
little wine-growing town offers you all
the charm of its picturesque streets,
finely decorated town hall and proud
belfry over-looking the market square.
Here, you can savour the local specialities
and taste Alsace wines when you visit
wine cellars offering tasting sessions.
+33 (0)3 88 15 45 85
www.tourisme67.com
“DISCOVERY
WEEKEND”
3 days/2 nights
Where the forests undulate and Mediaeval
ruins perch up high, that’s where you will
find Niedersteinbach, a picturesque
village in the Northern Vosges. The Hotel
and Restaurant «Au Cheval Blanc»** Logis de France – with its heated outdoor
swimming pool, tennis court and play
area for children is the ideal place to
admire the preserved environment and
savour the gourmet delights of the fine,
traditional cuisine.
WISSEMBOURG
+33 (0)3 88 15 45 85
www.tourisme67.com
En mini-train
+33 (0)3 88 94 10 11
www.ot-wissembourg.fr
Strasbourg by boat on the
river Ill
“OBERNAI AND THE
CHARM OF THE WINE
ROUTE”
Strasbourg by boat with meal
on board
BATEAUX TOURISTIQUES STRASBOURGEOIS
+33 (0)3 88 84 10 01
www.bateauxstrasbourgeois.com
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Vineyards
“AT THE HEART OF ALSACE”
3 days/2 nights
Located at the heart of Alsace, in Sand, the inn
called «La Charrue**»- Logis de France – welcomes you in its heartwarming decor to savour an
inventive, gourmet cuisine. From here, you can
travel in every direction to explore the region: the
Alsace Wine Route, Haut- Koenigsbourg castle,
Ebersmunster Abbey and Sélestat where you can
visit the Alsace Bread Museum.
By mini-train
On board a minibus/bus
DAMBACH-LA-VILLE
+33 (0)3 88 92 41 86
www.ruhlmann-schutz.fr
JOSY TOURISME
+33 (0)3 88 97 02 50
www.josy-tourisme.fr
Castles
+33 (0)3 88 15 45 85
www.tourisme67.com
Cultural bastions of the Holy Roman Empire and strongholds of the powerful lords, the castles were also comfortable palaces.
The bold constructions are part and parcel of the terrain, carved into the rock in labyrinthine forms. Now majestic ruins,
they are scattered over the rocky outcrops of the Northern Vosges and perch above foothills of the Vosges mountains – a
fascinating site for both connoisseurs and walkers.
Strongholds
Around LEMBACH
Fleckenstein Castle (parcours ludique
“Le Château des Énigmes”®)
Nearby: Loewenstein – Hohenbourg
– Wegelnburg (D).
Other castles: Wasigenstein – Petit
Arnsberg – Lutzelhardt – Froensbourg.
+33 (0)3 88 05 82 40
www.ot-vallee-sauer.fr
Around NIEDERBRONN-LES-BAINS
New and Old Windstein – Schoeneck
– Wineck - Wasenbourg.
+33 (0)3 88 80 89 70
www.niederbronn.com
LICHTENBERG
Lichtenberg Castle
The site integrates a contemporary area
where cultural activities are held.
+33 (0)3 88 89 98 72
www.chateaudelichtenberg.com
Around SAVERNE
Haut Barr Castle
Nearby: Small and Large Geroldseck
- Greifenstein.
+33 (0)3 88 91 80 47
www.ot-saverne.fr
“MEDIAEVAL HIKE”
8 days/7 nights
Departure and arrival: Wissembourg – Distance
of stages: about 20 km/day – Average difference
in altitude: 500 m. Just a few days in the Regional
Nature Park of the Northern Vosges and you will
feel full of life. Equipped with your topo guide,
rambling along the shaded paths, you will discover
castles, the remains of the Maginot Line and small
towns with their crystal craftsmen and stone
sculptors. This hike without carrying your own
luggage is for good and experienced walkers.
+33 (0)3 88 15 45 85
www.tourisme67.com
“BONJOUR
STRASBOURG”
SCHIRMECK
Alsace-Moselle memorial
(Mémorial de l’Alsace Moselle)
A striking, historical trail from 1870 to
the present day, retracing the diversity of
situations experienced in Alsace-Moselle,
and encouraging us to reflect upon the
future of the European continent.
+33 (0)3 88 47 45 50
www.memorial-alsace-moselle.org
+33 (0)3 88 15 45 85
www.tourisme67.com
1870
WOERTH
Museum of the Battle of 6th August
1870 (MF) (Musée de la Bataille du 6
août 1870).
A reminder of the bloody battle
that led to Alsace and Moselle being
* Opening times coinciding with those of the birds of
prey sanctuary (cf. Eagles’ Castle page 4).
+33 (0)3 88 92 84 33
www.voleriedesaigles.com
Brochure
«Castles in Northern
Alsace»
download on
www.tourisme67.com
Castle
Diedendorf
Renaissance style
+33 (0)3 88 01 32 70
www.chateau-de-diedendorf. com
Fortified buildings, battle fields, historical sites and museums bear witness to Alsace’s troubled past. A much-coveted land,
Alsace changed nationality four times between 1870 and 1945. This heritage is apparent everywhere in Northern Alsace and
is an exceptional educational and cultural resource.
From 78 €* per person (bed & breakfast basis)
+33 (0)3 88 82 45 82
+33 (0)3 88 82 50 60
Nearby:
Ortenbourg – Frankenbourg – Kintzheim*.
Historical sites
3 days/2 nights
Feel like a weekend for two or with a few friends,
taking time out to stroll through La Petite France
or doing a bit of shopping? With the «Bonjour
Strasbourg» break, your two nights at a hotel
are booked and your «Strasbourg- Pass» gives
you admission to the most spectacular sights in
the city plus a reduction of 50% for all sorts of
services and facilities… The city is then yours for
the taking – at your own pace!
To the South of the Saverne pass
Wangenbourg castle
+33 (0)3 88 87 33 50
Nideck castle – Ringelstein
+33 (0)3 88 50 90 15
Salm castle
+33 (0)3 88 47 18 51
www.hautebruche.com
Around MONT SAINTE-ODILE
Guirbaden
+33 (0)3 88 50 75 38
www.rosheim.com
Birkenfels
+33 (0)3 88 95 64 13
www.obernai.fr
Around BARR
Landsberg – Spesbourg – Haut Andlau
– Bernstein
+33 (0)3 88 08 66 65
www.pays-de-barr.com
Around SÉLESTAT and VILLÉ
Haut Koenigsbourg castle
An imposing fortress restored by Kaiser
Wilhelm II in the style of the late 15th
century.
annexed to Germany for 48 years.
+33 (0)3 88 09 40 96
www.woerth-en-alsace.com
1893-1918
FORTIFICATIONS
MUTZIG
Mutzig Fort (Kaiser Wilhelm II Fort)
(Fort de Mutzig)
Completed in 1918, this is the largest
fort built by the German Empire
and was erected to put a halt to any
French offensive. Several techniques,
including concrete were inaugurated
here. Shelters, kitchens, canons and
observation posts...
+33 (0)6 08 84 17 42
www.mutzig.net
www.tourisme67.com
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1929-1940
MAGINOT LINE
Forts
LEMBACH
Fort du Four à Chaux
4 km of a defensive network recounting
life underground. Exhibition of wartime
vestiges.
+33 (0)3 88 94 48 62
www.lignemaginot.fr
Shelters
Pillboxes
HATTEN
Musée de l’Abri
Shelter Museum (Musée de l’Abri)
Reconstruction of everyday life in a bunker.
Reminder of wartime in Hatten, where one
of the most violent battles of armoured
vehicles took place. Outside, recent and
old military equipment and vehicles.
+33 (0)3 88 80 14 90
www.maginot-hatten.com
DAMBACH-NEUNHOFFEN
Casemate de Neunhoffen
Building for supervising a flooding
network.
+33 (0)3 88 09 21 46
perso.wanadoo.fr/casemate.neunhoffen
HATTEN
Casemate Esch
Taken by both sides several times, it
was the theatre for combats of incredible violence between the Germans and
Americans.
+33 (0)3 88 80 05 07
www.lignemaginot.com
MARCKOLSHEIM
Memorial-museum of the Maginot Line
(Mémorial Musée de la Ligne Maginot
du Rhin)
Reminder of the heavy fighting in June
1940. Weapons, war souvenirs, rare military machines.
+33 (0)3 88 92 56 98
+33 (0)3 88 92 57 79
OBERROEDERN
Casemate d’Oberroedern sud
Traces of the German attacks
of June 1940.
+33 (0)3 88 80 01 35
SCHOENENBOURG
Fort de Schoenenbourg
Entrenched 30 m underground, these
men came out unvanquished after the
Armistice. Barracks, kitchen, medical
post, technical areas, control post, combat
unit with gun turret, theme exhibitions.
+33 (0)3 88 80 59 39
www.lignemaginot.com
LEUTENHEIM
Heidenbückel shelter
Includes the typical internal organisation
of shelter. The kitchen could cater for up
to 180 people.
+33 (0)3 88 86 40 39
1939-1945
NATZWILLER
– Concentration camp at NatzweilerStruthof (Camp de concentration de
Natzweiler-Struthof). This is the only
camp on French soil run by the Nazis and
it quickly became a death camp through
hard labour. 4 buildings still remain today
(out of 17 originally built) with the crematorium, cells and the museum. Outside,
the National Deportation Necropolis
overlooks the camp.
– The European Centre for Deported
Resistance Fighters (Centre Européen du
Résistant Déporté) presents the history of
the Nazi concentration camp system.
+33 (0)3 88 47 44 67
www.struthof.fr
Brochure
«Northern Alsace,
a land where History
was made»
download on
www.tourisme67.com
Religious heritage
Alsace is a land of great spirituality and has been for centuries past. Romanesque art was practised extensively over a long period of time and is characterised by some remarkable
monastic churches. Enhanced by the growth of the towns, the apotheosis of Gothic art is found in Strasbourg Cathedral. After the Thirty Years’ War, superb edifices were built such
as Ebersmunster, in flamboyant Baroque style.
In a number of villages, there are two churches, reflecting the presence of both Catholic and Protestant communities. Furthermore, the density of rural synagogues still present today
demonstrate how extensive the Jewish community has been since the Middle Ages. The Concordat regime specific to Alsace and Moselle has contributed to these three faiths being
so firmly rooted here. The French Law of 1905 introducing the separation of the Church and the State does not in fact concern the region, which was annexed to Germany at the time.
Today, Alsace remains the most multidenominational region of France.
churches
Catholic (c)
Protestant (p) places of worship
ALSACE BOSSUE (p)
Churches built by the architect
Stengel in HARSKIRCHEN, BERG and
SARRE-UNION
+33 (0)3 88 00 40 39
www.tourisme.alsace-bossue.net
ALTENSTADT (c)
Saint Ulrich Romanesque church
+33 (0)3 88 94 10 11
ANDLAU (c)
Saints Pierre and Paul Abbey – Romanesque
style - legend of the she-bear of St. Richarde.
+33 (0)3 88 08 22 57
AVOLSHEIM (c)
Romanesque church Dompeter
+33 (0)3 88 49 89 11
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BALDENHEIM (p)
Church - painted Mediaeval decor.
+33 (0)3 88 85 31 30
+33 (0)3 88 85 32 11
BERG (c)
Chapelle du Kirchberg
+33 (0)3 88 00 40 39
DAMBACH-LA-VILLE (c)
Saint Sébastien Chapel – remarkable
wooden Baroque altar.
+33 (0)3 88 92 61 00
EBERSMUNSTER (c)
Abbey-church - the master-piece in the
Baroque style in Alsace.
+33 (0)3 88 85 78 32
EPFIG (c)
Romanesque chapel Sainte Marguerite
+33 (0)3 88 85 50 39
ESCHAU (c)
Saint Trophime – Romanesque church
- monastery garden.
+33 (0)3 88 64 03 76
HAGUENAU (c)
– Saint Georges Church – Romanesque
and Gothic styles - remarkable pyx
– Saint Nicolas Church – remarkable
wooden panelling.
+33 (0)3 88 93 70 00
KUHLENDORF (p)
Rare half-timbered church.
+33 (0)3 88 54 44 92
MARMOUTIER (c)
Abbey-church - the last Romanesque
abbey to be inspired by Carolingian and
Ottonian architecture.
+33 (0)3 88 71 46 84
MOLSHEIM (c)
Jesuit Church.
A vast Gothic and Renaissance building.
This Jesuit church, which became the most
important in the region, was built during
the Counter-Reformation.
+33 (0)3 88 38 14 69
www.ot-molsheim-mutzig.com
Major places
of pilgrimage,
memorials…
MARIENTHAL (c)
The most popular place of pilgrimage in
Alsace.
+33 (0)3 88 93 90 91
MONT SAINTE-ODILE - OTTROTT
Spiritual high spot. Site occupied in prehistoric times (Pagan’s Wall built around
1000 BC). Monastery founded by Sainte
Odile, the daughter of Duke Adalric, at a
time when Alsace was poverty-stricken.
Herrade de Landsberg wrote his «Hortus
Deliciarum» here, a sort of Christian
encyclopaedia. Remarkable site and
panoramic view.
+33 (0)3 88 95 80 53
www.mont-sainte-odile.com
Discovering
Judaïsm in Alsace
BENFELD
The furnishings of the synagogue date back
to the original construction
+33 (0)3 88 74 04 02
BOUXWILLER
Judaic-Alsatian Museum
(Musée Judéo-Alsacien)
History and culture of Judaism in Alsace in
the setting of the former synagogue.
+33 (0)3 88 70 97 17
+33 (0)3 88 89 23 45
DIEMERINGEN
Synagogue restored in 1867, ritual bath,
cemetery.
+33 (0)3 88 00 40 90
+33 (0)3 88 00 44 59
NEUWILLER-LES-SAVERNE (c)
Saints Peter and Paul Abbey – from primitive Romanesque to Baroque style.
+33 (0)3 88 70 00 51
+33 (0)3 88 89 23 45
NIEDERHASLACH (c)
Saint Florent Collegiate Church – Gothic style
+33 (0)3 88 87 33 50
OBERSTEIGEN (c)
Romanesque chapel
+33 (0)3 88 87 33 50
ROSHEIM (c)
Saints Peter and Paul - the most
complete and typical of Alsatian
Romanesque architecture.
+33 (0)3 88 50 75 38
www.rosheim.com
ST-JEAN-SAVERNE (c)
Former Romanesque abbey
+33 (0)3 88 91 02 60
SÉLESTAT (c)
– Ste Foy Church–beautifull Romanesque style
– St George Church – Gothic style
+33 (0)3 88 58 87 20
www.selestat-tourisme.com
STRASBOURG
– Cathédrale Notre-Dame (c)
Dominating the city with its spire measuring
142 m, the Cathedral is the ultimate expression of the power and grandeur of Gothic art.
It was built from the 11th to the 15th century
(Rose window, portals, Pillar of Angels).
- Astronomical Clock
+33 (0)3 88 32 75 78
- Going-up to the cathedral platform
+33 (0)3 88 43 60 40
– Saint Thomas (p) – church with five naves
and side aisles – mausoleum of the Marshall
of Saxony.
+33 (0)3 88 32 14 46
www.saint-thomas-strasbourg.org
– Saint Pierre Le Jeune (p) – the only church
in Strasbourg to have cloisters.
+33 (0)3 88 32 41 61
SESSENHEIM
– Protestant church – pastoral pew, altar
and pulpit from the time of the romance
between Goethe and Frédérique Brion,
daughter of the minister of Sessenheim.
+33 (0)3 88 86 97 25
– Memorial to Goethe
Artefacts and reproduction of documents
relating the time Goethe spent in Alsace.
+33 (0)3 88 86 97 04
– «Au Boeuf» inn
Valuable documents on Goethe, Frédérique
Brion and Sessenheim.
+33 (0)3 88 86 97 14
www.auberge-au-boeuf.com
Alsace, the land of organs
Museums and sites linked with
the Protestant cultural heritage:
see page 17.
HOCHFELDEN
Museum of Pays de la Zorn
(Musée du Pays de la Zorn)
Synagogue, school and ritual bath.
+33 (0)3 88 89 04 52
www.musee.hochfelden.com
SURBOURG (c)
Saint Arbogast Church – Romanesque
collegiate church.
+33 (0)3 88 80 42 60
WEITERSWILLER (p)
Frescoes depicting the Last Judgement, the
Creation and the Passion.
+33 (0)3 88 89 23 45
WISSEMBOURG (c)
Saints Peter and Paul Abbey – Gothic and
Romanesque style.
+33 (0)3 88 94 10 11
+33 (0)3 88 94 16 31
The Romanesque Route
invites you to discover these major works of
Romanesque art which flourished in Alsace
from the 11th to the early 13th century.
+33 (0)3 88 91 37 12
www.viaromanica.com
Northern Alsace has some 740 organs,
including many in Protestant churches.
Top-quality organs, in particular those
built by the Silbermann family in the 18th
century (Saint Thomas in Strasbourg,
Bouxwiller, Gries, …).and Stiehr-Mockers in
the 19th century (Roppenheim, Bischwiller,
Barr, ...), are for the most part listed and
restored. The beautiful sonority always
resounds during the Sunday service and
others. Furthermore the art of organ
building is still well represented today with
many renowned organ builders. Countless
organ concerts demonstrate the vitality of
this regional heritage.
MARMOUTIER
European Centre of Organs – Flutes from
around the World: see page 16.
MARMOUTIER
Museum of popular arts and traditions
(Musée d’Arts et Traditions Populaires)
set up in a former Jewish house, collection
of artefacts for home worship and in the
synagogues, history of the local Jewish
community.
+33 (0)3 88 71 46 84
PFAFFENHOFFEN
Restored synagogue dating back to 1791.
+33 (0)3 88 07 80 05
STRUTH
Synagogue, cemetery.
+33 (0)3 88 70 42 30
Other Museums and collections
relating to Judaism in Alsace:
see page 17.
Brochure
«Discovering Alsatian
Judaism»
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Museums
Witnesses to a past full of eventful history, flourishing art, traditions and the works of men, the museums of Northern Alsace house precious and highly varied collections,
sometimes touching on the uncanny. You are welcome to visit both the small and large museums: www.musees-alsace.org
INDUSTRIAL
AND TECHNICAL
MUSEUMS
BETSCHDORF
Pottery museum (MF) (Musée de la
Poterie)
History, know-how and a vast collection
of stoneware.
+33 (0)3 88 54 48 07
www.betschdorf.com
BISCHWILLER
Laub museum (Musée de la Laub)
Local and artistic history of the town
which was the refuge of the Huguenots,
most of whom were cloth manufacturers.
Story of the flourishing textile industry.
+33 (0)3 88 53 99 29
www.bischwiller.com
GEISPOLSHEIM
«The Secrets of Chocolate» museum
(Musée du Chocolat)
The history of cocoa, chocolate and
the «Marquise de Sévigné» trademark
- shop.
+33 (0)3 88 55 04 90
www.musee-du-chocolat.com
GRANDFONTAINE
– Iron mine of Framont (Ancienne Mine
de Fer de Framont)
Iron mine, mineralogical museum.
+33 (0)3 88 97 20 09
– 2 CV museum (Musée de la 2 CV)
Exhibition of models brought together by
HISTORICAL AND
ARCHAEOLOGICAL
MUSEUMS AND SITES
BRUMATH
Archaeological museum
(Musée Archéologique)
Collection from the Palaeolithic era to
the Great Invasions, Gallo-Roman history
of the town.
+33 (0)3 88 51 05 15
DEHLINGEN
Archaeological site of Gurtelbach: garden
demonstrating the dietary customs of the
time, vestiges of a Gallo-Roman farm.
Permanent exhibition.
+33 (0)3 88 00 40 39
DOSSENHEIM-SUR-ZINSEL
Fortified churchyard (Refuge fortifié)
Remains of fortified dwellings of the
Middle Ages. Permanent explanatory
exhibition about the site
+33 (0)3 88 70 00 04
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enthusiasts, including James Bond’s 2CV.
+33 (0)3 88 38 64 76
www.hautebruche.com
KLINGENTHAL
Sword and knife manufactory (Maison de
la Manufacture d’armes blanches)
History of the 1st French manufactory of
swords and knives, manufacturing techniques, collection of artefacts produced
there and tools, forge.
+33 (0)3 88 95 93 23
MARMOUTIER
European Centre of Organs – Flutes from
around the world (Centre Européen de
l’Orgue - Les Flûtes du Monde)
Discover the century-old world of organs
and organ-technic. Collection of 1,000
flutes from the five continents since
prehistoric times.
+33 (0)3 88 03 21 34
cradle of the world petroleum industry.
+33 (0)3 88 80 91 08
www.musee-du-petrole.com
MUTZIG
Rohan museum (Musée des Rohan)
Collection of side arms and fire arms
– needle-gun “Chassepot”, inventor of the
needle-gun born in Mutzig.
+33 (0)3 88 38 12 73
OFFENDORF
Museum of inland water transport (Musée
de la Batellerie)
On a «Freycinet» type barge, exhibition
recounting the development of the inland
water transport. Offendorf was the largest
boatmans’ village in the East of France in
the 20th century.
+33 (0)3 88 96 74 92
REICHSHOFFEN
Iron museum (MF) (Musée du Fer)
History of iron metallurgy at the source of
industrial life in the Northern Vosges and
the business activities of the De Dietrich
and Treca factories.
+33 (0)3 88 80 34 49
SAVERNE
Chappe Telegraph tower (Tour de l’ancien
Télégraphe Chappe)
Discover Chappe’s telegraphy, which was
the first telecommunication network in
the world.
+33 (0)3 88 52 98 99
www.shpta.com
STRASBOURG
– Le Vaisseau
«Science the fun way».
Science and technical museum for children. Interactive and unusual means of
discovering the animal world, water, man
and photography, etc.
+ 33 (0)3 88 44 44 00
www.levaisseau.com
– Naviscope Alsace
Everything about navigation on the Rhine
on 4 floors in the former push tug the
«Strasbourg».
+33 (0)3 88 60 22 23
UHLWILLER
Bread museum (Musée du pain)
The story of bread from harvesting and
agricultural machines to bread-making.
+33 (0)3 88 07 71 80
+33 (0)3 88 07 70 29
red cells.
+33 (0)3 88 49 59 38
www.chartreuse-molsheim.info
LA PETITE PIERRE
Alsatian seal museum
(Musée du Sceau Alsacien). Display of seals,
oriflammes and coats of arms, recalling life of
the lords, craftsmen and peasants, soldiers and
clergymen during the feudal period.
+33 (0)3 88 70 48 65
SAVERNE
Museum of Archeology (MF)
(Musée Archéologique).
Extensive archaeological collection in the
southern wing of the Rohan Castle.
+33 (0)3 88 91 80 47
www.ot-saverne.fr
SÉLESTAT
Humanist Library (Bibliothèque Humaniste)
Collection of the Latin school and the humanist
Beatus Rhenanus, particularly fine collection
of 450 manuscripts, 550 incunabula and 2 000
books of the 16th century.
+33 (0)3 88 58 07 20
SELTZ
Maison Krumacker
Archeology and local history
+33 (0)3 88 05 59 79
www.tourisme-seltz.fr
MERKWILLER-PECHELBRONN
Petroleum museum
(Musée Français du Pétrole)
History of petroleum in Alsace until the refinery closed in 1970. Pechelbronn was the
HAGUENAU
Historical museum (MF) (Musée historique)
Extensive archaeological collections with
burial places from the forest of Haguenau.
Beautiful Gallo-Roman artefacts.
+33 (0)3 88 93 79 22
LANGENSOULTZBACH
Musée “Gods, Goddesses et sanctuaries
in the Northern Vosges” (Musée “Dieux,
déesses et sanctuaires des Vosges du Nord”)
Local archaeology of the Roman times.
+33 (0)3 88 09 31 01
http://langensoultzbach.free.fr
MACKWILLER
Vestiges of an imperial Gallo-Roman villa,
thermal baths, mausoleum, historical
presentation of the town.
+33 (0)3 88 00 40 39
MOLSHEIM
Museum of the Charterhouse and Bugatti
Foundation (MF)
(Musée de la Chartreuse)
Set up in the former Charterhouse,
collections relating the history of the region
and the Bugatti Foundation, the creator
of the factory on the edge of the town.
Monastic buildings, cloisters and resto-
Archaeology House of the Northern
Vosges (MF) (La Maison de l’Archéologie
des Vosgesdu Nord).
Local archaeology, ancient thermal baths.
Story of the industrial past and the De
Dietrich factories.
+33 (0)3 88 80 36 37
www.niederbronn.com
OBERSTEINBACH
The House of Castles (La Maison des
Châteaux-forts). Castle construction,
access and the lords who lived there.
+33 (0)3 88 09 50 65
STRASBOURG
– Archaeology museum (MF) (Musée
Archéologique)
Located in the basement of Rohan Palace, an
extensive collection recounting everyday life
in Palaeolithic, Neolithic and Gallo-Roman
times and the wealth of the Merovingian
civilisation in Alsace
– Historical Museum (MF) (Musée
Historique)
Reopening in June 2007
MUSEUMS ABOUT
THE MILITARY
HERITAGE
MUSEUMS AND
COLLECTIONS OF
ALSATIAN JUDAISM
FINE ARTS
MUSEUMS AND
COLLECTIONS
refer to the heading
HISTORICAL SITES pages 13 - 14.
BISCHHEIM
Cour des Boecklin
Ritual bath and local museum on Judaism.
+33 (0)3 88 81 49 47
BOUXWILLER
Judeo-Alsatian Museum (Musée Judéo-Alsacien)
see page 15.
HAGUENAU
Historical museum (MF)
Collection of Jewish art.
+33 (0)3 88 93 79 22
HOCHFELDEN
Pays de la Zorn museum (Musée du Pays de la Zorn)
see page 15.
MARMOUTIER
Museum of popular arts and traditions
(Musée d’Arts et Traditions Populaires)
see page 15.
LA PETITE PIERRE
Alsatian seal museum (Musée du Sceau
Alsacien)
Around fifty seals with inscriptions in Hebrew.
see page 9.
PFAFFENHOFFEN
Synagogue restaurée
see page 15.
STRASBOURG
Popular Judaic religious art.
+33 (0)3 88 52 50 01
BARR
Folie Marco museum (MF)
This «folly» is a patrician’s French-style
mansion. Refined interior, beautiful artefacts, collection of furniture from the
Rhineland Renaissance period of the late
19th century.
+33 (0)3 88 08 94 72
BISCHWILLER
Maison des Arts
Works by the painter Steinmetz and the
marquetry artist Baumer, presented in a
picturesque Alsatian house where they
used to live.
+33 (0)3 88 53 99 29
www.bischwiller.com
ERSTEIN
Art Center Würth (opening automn 2007)
+33 (0)3 88 64 53 00
SAVERNE
Art and History Museum (MF) (Musée
d’art et d’histoire)
Religious sculptures (15th – 16th c.),
paintings, donation Louise Weiss in the
south wing of the Rohan Palace.
+33 (0)3 88 91 06 28
STRASBOURG
– Cathedral Museum (MF) (Musée de
l’Oeuvre Notre-dame)
Development of art in the Upper Rhine
area and Strasbourg between the 11th and
17th centuries. Sculptures taken from the
Cathedral, major 15th c. works, stained
glass windows, furniture and still-life works
by Sébastien Stoskopff.
– Decorative Arts Museum (MF) (Musée
des Arts Décoratifs)
This museum is located on the ground
floor of Rohan Palace and includes the
sumptuous apartments of the Cardinals
MUSEUMS AND
COLLECTIONS
LINKED WITH THE
PROTESTANT
CULTURAL HERITAGE
BOUXWILLER
Museum of Bouxwiller and Pays de Hanau
(MF) (Musée de Bouxwiller et du Pays de
Hanau)
Artefacts from the everyday life of
Protestants in Pays de Hanau, in the 18th
and 19th centuries.
+33 (0)3 88 70 99 15
OFFWILLER
see page 9.
PFAFFENHOFFEN
Museum of Popular Imagery
see page 9.
STRASBOURG
Collection of Alsatian costumes (ornamentation varying according to faith), the Bible
reader, Christening wishes etc.
+33 (0)3 88 52 50 01
WALDERSBACH
Jean-Frédéric Oberlin Museum
see above.
SCIENCE AND
NATURE MUSEUMS
LEMBACH
Le P’tit Fleck
Entertaining and educational centre on the
natural heritage of the Northern Vosges.
+33 (0)3 88 94 28 52
www.ptitfleck.com
LA PETITE PIERRE
Centre for the Regional Nature Park of the
Northern Vosges (Exposition «L’aventure
+33 (0)3 88 52 50 00
des Vosges du Nord»)
Permanent exhibition retracing the story
of the Northern Vosges, and how it came
to be listed as a Regional Nature Park and
Biosphere Reserve. Awareness of the wealth
and diversity of the natural heritage.
+33 (0)3 88 01 49 59
www.parc-vosges-nord.fr
STRASBOURG
– Le Vaisseau – «Science the fun way».
Science and technical museum for children. Interactive and unusual means of
discovering the animal world, water, man
and photography, etc.
WALDERSBACH
Jean-Frédéric Oberlin museum (MF)
(Musée Oberlin)
Located in the former presbytery, artefacts
and documents from the time, retracing the
impressive educational and social works of
the Minister Oberlin – resource centre–
children’s house (educational resources for
teachers) and landscaped garden.
+33 (0)3 88 97 30 27
www.musee-oberlin.com
MUSEUMS OF Art
and Traditions
see page 9.
of Rohan and collections of decorative art
(Hannong ceramics, silver plating, etc.)
– Fine Arts Museum (MF)
(Musée des Beaux-Arts)
Located on the 1st floor of Rohan Palace, a
rich collection of paintings from 15th century to 1870 (Raphaël, Véronèse, Rubens,
Goya, Corot, Courbet…)
– Engravings and Sketches workshop (MF)
(Cabinet des Estampes)
Over 220,000 works from the 15th to
the 20th century covering all the techniques used in the rich iconography of
Alsace (sketches, engravings, lithography,
etchings).
– Centre de l’Illustration Tomi Ungerer
Opening in September 2007
Infos Musées Strasbourg
+33 (0)3 88 52 50 00
– Museum of Modern and Contemporary
Art (MF) (Musée d’Art Moderne et
Contemporain)
Located on the banks of the river Ill, the
museum is a hymn to modernity. The collections are displayed around an immense
glass nave on two levels. Consultation
room for photography and graphic art, art
library, auditorium and cafeteria.
+33 (0)3 88 23 31 31
WISSEMBOURG
Westercamp Museum (Musée Westercamp)
A very beautiful collection of Alsatian
bourgeois furniture installed in a Renaissance
house. Popular lithography, firearms,
archaeological section. (Temporarily closed)
+33 (0)3 88 94 10 11
+33 (0)3 88 44 44 00
www.levaisseau.com
– Zoological Museum of Strasbourg (MF)
(Musée Zoologique)
Stemming from a natural history workshop,
this collection is one of the finest in France.
Theme exhibitions, library for children
and adults.
+33 (0)3 90 24 04 90
www.tourisme67.com
– Planétarium
Astonishing dome, theme events and
exhibition on the stellar universe.
+33 (0)3 90 24 24 50
– Seismology and Earth Magnetism
Museum (Musée de sismologie et de
magnétisme terrestre)
Old seismometers and collection of
instruments to measure the earth’s
magnetic field.
+33 (0)3 90 24 01 27
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Practical information
A FEW FIGURES ABOUT NORTHERN ALSACE
Surface area: 4755 km2 - Population: 1 027 000 habitants. Climate: semi-continental, hot summers, cold, sometimes snowy, winters. Protected from the West winds by the Vosges mountains. Lovely spring and autumn
weather. Public holidays in Alsace: same public holidays as elsewhere in France + Good Friday (Easter) and
Boxing Day (26th December).
ACCesS
ACCOMMODATION
Direct rail access
By road
From other large French towns
France
Bordeaux Brest Lille Lyon Marseille Nantes Paris km
time
933 1074 525 497 808 863 490 10 h 09
9 h 55
4 h 57
4 h 29
7 h 15
7 h 46
4 h 25
France
Lille Lyon Marseille Nice Perpignan Paris by TGV
Paris Toulon Belgium
Bruxelles Germany
Frankfurt/Main Munchen
Saarbrücken
Stuttgart Italy
Milano Luxembourg
Luxembourg Austria
Salzburg Wien Switzerland
Basel Zürich From large European towns
A
Wien
B
Brussels CH
Bern Geneva Lausanne CZ
Praha D
Berlin Hamburg Stuttgart München DK
København 1009 E
Barcelona Madrid GB
London H
Budapest I
Milano
Roma
IRL
Dublin L
Luxembourg NL
Amsterdam PL
Warszawa 18
km time
768 7 h 47
433 4 h 11
239 392 337 2 h 26
3 h 51
3 h 23
606 6 h 15
756 706 150 362 6 h 51
6 h 21
1 h 38
3 h 36
10 h 16
16 h 33
732 7 h 32
1024
10 h 02
481 1068 4 h 55
9 h 47
1188 15 h 40
222 2 h 05
607 5 h 48
1282 14 h 33
5 h 45
5h
7h
10 h
9 h 30
2 h 20 *
4h
8h
10 hotels ****
67 hotels ***
190 hotels **
21 hotels *
Hotel residences
download on
www.tourisme67.com
4 h 40
2 h 20
5h
1 h 45
1 h 50
Accommodation in the countryside
673 Gîtes de France
290 Guest rooms
18 Tables d’hôtes
(Dining with your hosts)
15 Short-stay gîtes
9 Rural campsites and
natural camping areas
educational farms
on-line on
www.gites67.com
7 h 30
2 h 30
6h
6h
1 h 20
2 h 40
Open-air accommodation
* From June 10th 2007 :
SNCF : 08 92 35 35 35
www.sncf.com
10 h 13
1130 1730 Hotels
Direct Flights
Around 30 domestic and international
flights:
Airport of Strasbourg – Entzheim
+33 (0)3 88 64 67 67
www.strasbourg.aeroport.fr
43 Camp sites listed
as leisure and
tourism facilities
11 Rural camp sites
and natural camping areas
17 Service areas
for camping-cars
download on
www.tourisme67.com
Youth hostels, refuge chalets
and group accommodation
66 VVF, UFCV, FUAJ…
on-line on
www.tourisme67.com
Travelling
in the Region
Week-ends
and short breaks
Accessibility
for the disabled
By train
Make full use of the exceptionally rapid
train network TER and visit Alsace with the
Pass’ Evasion card.
www.ter-sncf.com/alsace/
Town-to-town bus links
+33 (0)3 88 77 70 09
www.cts-strasbourg.fr
What you’d really like is a break away from
it all – a weekend or a few days far from the
madding crowd. Whether you fancy a gourmet weekend or a romantic break, exploring
the Wine Route, or hiking and biking, you
will find a tempting choice of short allin
breaks on every page of our brochure:
Northern Alsace is one of the top-ranking regions in France for welcoming
the disabled with around fifty classified
equipments «Tourisme et handicap».
www.tourisme67.com
Festivals, shows,
Entertainment
Children and
family activities
Events
Northern Alsace is a marvellous destination for holidays and a fun time for all the
family. Discover 150 suggestions for visits
and leisure activities
Brochure
«Family fun in Northern
Alsace»
download on
www.tourisme67.com
“Stations Vertes”
The Association “Stations Vertes” accounts
in Northern Alsace four resorts*:
Le Hohwald – Oberhaslach – WangenbourgEngenthal – Wasselonne and three
touristical regions: Pays de La Petite Pierre
– Vallée de la Sauer (Lembach) – Pays de
Hanau (Ingwiller) *
+ La Vancelle (E.T. Val d’Argent)
Brochure
«Week-ends and short breaks»,
download on www.tourisme67.com
French language
Courses
CIEL Français - Pôle Formation CCI
+33 (0)3 88 43 08 31
www.ciel-strasbourg.org
École de l’Alliance Française de Strasbourg
+33 (0)3 88 75 62 55
www.alliance-francaise-strasbourg.fr
Institut International d’Études Françaises
Université Marc Bloch de Strasbourg Cours d’été
+33 (0)3 88 41 59 50
http://u2.u-strasbg.fr/iief/
“Villages de Neige”
Le Hohwald
on-line on www.stationsvertes.com
see also Tourist offices page 21.
Agence de Développement Touristique du Bas-Rhin
9, rue du Dôme
BP 53 • F 67061 Strasbourg Cedex
Tél. +33 (0)3 88 15 45 88 - Fax +33 (0)3 88 75 67 64
www.tourisme67.com - [email protected]
Design and layout: Citeasen
Print: ISTRA Schiltigheim
Photos : ADT Airdiasol Rothan - ADT M. Erhard - ADT C. Fleith - ADT P. Journou - CC Haute Bruche D. Betsch - CG67 J.-L. Stadler
– CRT Alsace - © CUS 2003 G. Engel - OT PDHVDM F. Zvardon – OT Obernai – Massif des Vosges F. Zvardon - Pixland
From top to bottom: front cover: hikers, half-timbered house, cascade of Nideck Oberhaslach, Haut-Koenigsbourg Castle
Orschwiller, Wine Road Blienschwiller - p. 2 : Cathedral Notre-Dame Strasbourg, European Parliament Strasbourg, hikers
p. 3 : hikers, stronghold Lichtenberg, Wine Road Dambach-la-Ville, flower decked house Hohwiller - p. 4 : hamlet of Le
Climont Urbeis, forests of the Vosges - p. 5 : Wine road Dambach-la-Ville, hikers, Mount Sainte Odile, cycling trail of the
Marne-Rhine canal, cyclists Hengwiller - p. 6 : vineyards Blienschwiller, horse procession Saverne - p. 7 : Northern Vosges
BUTTEN
Night entertainment
«The nights of mystery» – in August.
+33 (0)3 88 00 40 39
HAGUENAU
– L’Humour des Notes music festival
– Friday before Ascension day
+33 (0)3 88 73 30 54
- Hop Festival: World Folklore festival – the
week before the last weekend in August.
+33 (0)3 88 73 30 41
MUTZIG
Festirock – last weekend in June.
+33 (0)3 88 38 71 90
OHLUNGEN
Festival Summerlied
Chanson Trad’ – in August in even years.
+33 (0)3 88 07 29 60
www.summerlied.org
OSTHOUSE
Sound and light show in the park of the
castle
– in August in uneven years,
– end of November – beginning of
December in even years.
+33 (0)3 88 98 14 33
www.projectill.com
SAINT-PIERRE-BOIS
«Rêve d’une nuit d’été»
A summer’s night’s dream, the great «son
et lumière» show in Alsace
– 2nd fortnight in July.
+33 (0)3 88 58 99 11
www.reve-dete.com
SAVERNE
Saga
Mediaeval show – mid July until mid
August.
+33 (0)3 88 91 80 47
STRASBOURG
– Jazz Festival – beginning of July
+33 (0)3 88 32 43 10
– Jazz d’Or – mid November.
+33 (0)3 88 36 30 48
– Musica – end of Sept. – beginning of Oct.
+33 (0)3 88 23 46 46
www.festival-musica.org
– Festival de Strasbourg – in June.
+33 (0)3 88 32 43 10
www.festival-strasbourg.com
– Festival «Voix et route Romane»
+33 (0)3 90 41 02 02
www.voix-romane.com
Throughout the year
KIRRWILLER
Royal Palace Music Hall
+33 (0)3 88 70 71 81
www.royal-palace.com
Niederbronn Casino
+33 (0)3 88 80 84 88
www.casinodeniederbronn.com
The annual list of the events is
published in our brochure
«Schedule of events
Alsace», download on
www.tourisme67.com
Lichtenberg Reipertswiller, golf Kempferhof Plobsheim, paragliding Breitenbach, fly-fishing, motorised glider Wissembourg,
alpine skiing Champ du feu - p. 8 : pumpkins’ festival Rosheim, historical wine-cellar of Strasbourg’s hospital, - p. 9 : Alsatian
gastronomy, educational farm Eckwersheim - p. 10 : cabbage Geispolsheim, street of Dambach-la-Ville, half-timbered houses
Bouxwiller, Kelsch fabric Gander Muttersholtz, folklore festival - p. 11 : Christmas decorations Strasbourg, lemmele, cabbage
festival Geispolsheim, carnival Strasbourg, Saint-John’s bonfire, winter landscape Champ du Feu - p. 12 : row of Alsatian
houses Barr, Obernai, Cathedral of Strasbourg, mini-train Wissembourg, stronghold Fleckenstein Lembach - p. 13 : vineyards
nearby castle Haut-Koenigsbourg, stronghold Kintzheim, landscape of the Ried Muttersholtz, Tanners’ quarter Strasbourg,
Memorial of the Alsace Moselle Schirmeck- p. 14 : Memorial of the Alsace-Moselle Schirmeck, Maginot-Line pill-box Esch
Hatten, Deportation Memorial Struthof Natzwiller, Maginot-Line Fort Schoenenbourg, abbey-church Marmoutier
- p. 15 : pagan wall Mount Ste-Odile, St-Georges church Sélestat, Silbermann organ abbey-church St Maurice Ebersmunster,
synagogue Struth - p. 16 : Collection of toys donation of Tomi Ungerer – Musées de Strasbourg, Petrol museum MerkwillerPechelbronn, Iron-museum Reichshoffen, Archaeology house of the Northern Vosges Niederbronn-les-Bains, - p. 17 :
tapestries abbey-church St-Pierre-et-Paul Neuwiller-les-Saverne, Museum of modern and contemporary art Strasbourg
- p 18 : hops’ fields Wingersheim - p. 19 : landscape Gresswiller - p. 20 : Upper Bruche valley Belmont - p. 21 : landscape of
the Pays de Hanau Bouxwiller - back cover: European Parliament Strasbourg
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How to get there
Landau
Saarbrücken
Hamburg
Frankfurt
Pirmasens
Dahn
Sarreguemines
Pfalz
wissembourg
Moselle
Paris
Luxembourg
Metz
(Palatinat)
Fleckenstein
Karlsruhe
D3
Bitche
A 4 - E 25
Lembach
Niederbronn-les-Bains
Diemeringen
Lichtenberg
4
D3
D 27
Lauterbourg
MerkwillerWœrth Pechelbronn
Sarre-Union
Hunspach
Soultz-sous-Forêts
Morsbronn-les-Bains
Mothern
Betschdorf
Seltz
D 919
Beinheim
D1
06
1
Ingwiller
D
La Petite-Pierre
10
haguenau
62
Soufflenheim
Roeschwoog
D 1063
D 46
D1
43
0
Phalsbourg
Hochfelden
Drusenheim
Bischwiller
Brumath
30
Sarrebourg
D
Gambsheim
Marmoutier
D4
1
004
Wasselonne
Mundolsheim
Achern
Schiltigheim
D 1004
Wangenbourg-
Bischheim
strasbourg
Marlenheim
Baden
Engenthal
Blâmont
(Pays de Bade)
Entzheim
Pont
de l’Europe
molsheim
Paris Nancy
Illkirch-G.
Oberhaslach
Geispolsheim
Rosheim
Schirmeck
D 10
83
Struthof
Mont Ste-Odile
Le Hohwald
Erstein
Barr
Mittelbergheim
Andlau
Gerstheim
08
D1
D 45
Villé
Blienschwiller
Dambachla-Ville
Saint-Dié des-Vosges
ICE-station
Rhinau
D 1422
Epinal
TGV-station
3
Itterswiller
Saâles
Lahr
Benfeld
sélestat
Scherwiller
Châtenois
airport
ferry
8
D1
420
Vosges
D 20
Baccarat
Offenburg
Pont Pflimlin
obernai
Grendelbruch Boersch
Ottrott
D 46
Le Donon
(Forêt Noire)
Truchtersheim
D1
Meurthe
et Moselle
Schwarzwald
A5
/E
52
1
06
D1
Saverne
Moselle
Baden Baden
6
Bouxwiller
Baden Airpark
D
parc naturel régional
des vosges du nord
Rastatt
Iffezheim
8
Drulingen
Raon l’Etape
Stuttgart
D3
Rust
european institutions
tourist Offices
Kintzheim
Haut-Koenigsbourg
danemark
irlande
Dublin
Marckolsheim
Emmendingen
royaumepaysuni
bas
Londres
Amsterdam
Copenhague
pologne
Berlin
allemagne
Bruxelles
Prague
Lux. alsace
rép. tcheque
Vienne
Paris
autriche
Berne suisse
Ljubjana
france
slovénie
belgique
Haut-Rhin
Colmar
Freiburg
im Breisgau
Mulhouse
Belfort
Besançon
Basel/
Mulhouse
Bâle/Basel
portugal
Lisbonne
Espagne
italie
Rome
Madrid
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Tourist offices /
Tourist information
GRENDELBRUCH (67190)
+33 (0)3 88 97 40 79
MOTHERN (67470) *
+33 (0)3 88 94 86 67
HAGUENAU (67500) **
+33 (0)3 88 93 70 00
NIEDERBRONN-LES-BAINS (67110) **
+33 (0)3 88 80 89 70
www.niederbronn.com
- Blienschwiller (67650)
+33 (0)3 88 92 40 16
hunspach (67250) *
+33 (0)3 88 80 59 39
[email protected]
OBERNAI (67210) ***
+33 (0)3 88 95 64 13
www.obernai.fr
- Dambach-la-Ville (67650)
+33 (0)3 88 92 61 00
INGWILLER (67340) **
+33 (0)3 88 89 23 45
www.toursime.pays-de-hanau.com
OTTROTT (67530) SI
+33 (0)3 88 95 83 84
www.ottrott.com
- Itterswiller (67140) SI
+33 (0)3 88 85 50 12
KINTZHEIM (67600) *
+33 (0)3 88 82 09 90
LA PETITE PIERRE (67290) *
+33 (0)3 88 70 42 30
- Le Hohwald (67140)
+33 (0)3 88 08 33 92
LAUTERBOURG (67630) *
+33 (0) 88 94 66 10
www.lauterbourg.net
- Mittelbergheim (67140) SI
+33 (0)3 88 08 01 66
MARCKOLSHEIM (67390) *
+33 (0)3 88 92 56 98
www.grandried.free.fr
ROESCHWOOG (67480) SI
+33 (0)3 88 86 41 04
MARLENHEIM (67520) *
+33 (0)3 88 59 29 55 / 87 75 80
www.marlenheim.com
ROSHEIM (67560) **
+33 (0)3 88 50 75 38
www.rosheim.com
MARMOUTIER (67440) **
+33 (0)3 88 71 46 84
www.marmoutier.net
SAVERNE (67700) **
+33 (0)3 88 91 80 47
www.ot-saverne.fr
MERKWILLER PECHELBRONN (67250) SI
+33 (0)3 88 80 72 36
www.tourisme-pechelbronn.info
Haute Vallée de la Bruche - SCHIRMECK
(67130)**
+33 (0)3 88 47 18 51
www.hautebruche.com
Pays de Barr et Bernstein (67140) **
+33 (0)3 88 08 66 65
- Andlau (67140)
+33 ((0)3 88 08 22 57
Benfeld (67230) *
+33 (0)3 88 74 04 02
Betschdorf – Hatten / Hattgau (67660) *
+33 (0)3 88 54 44 92
BOERSCH (67530) SI
+33(0)3 88 95 93 41
www.boersch.net
CHATENOIS-SCHERWILLER (67730) *
+33(0)3 88 82 75 00
www.chatenois-scherwiller.net
DIEMERINGEN (67430) SI
+33 (0)3 88 00 40 39
ERSTEIN (67152) **
+33 (0)3 88 98 14 33
GAMBSHEIM (67760) SI
+33 (0)3 88 96 44 08
[email protected]
MOLSHEIM (67120) **
+33 (0)3 88 38 11 61
Vallée de la Sauer - morsbronn-les-bains (67360) **
+33 (0)3 88 05 82 40
www.ot-vallee-sauer.fr
RHINAU (67860) *
+33 (0)3 88 74 68 96
SELTZ (67470) *
+33 (0)3 88 05 59 79
www.ville-seltz.fr
SOUFFLENHEIM (67620) *
+33 (0)3 88 86 74 90
www.ot-soufflenheim.fr
STRASBOURG (67000) ****
+33 (0)3 88 52 28 28
VILLÉ (67220) **
+33 (0)3 88 57 11 69
www.ot-valdeville.fr
Suisse d’Alsace
WANGENBOURG-ENGENTHAL *
+33 (0)3 88 87 33 50
- Oberhaslach (67280) SI
+33 (0)3 88 50 90 15
www.commune-oberhaslach.fr
- Wangenbourg-Engenthal (67710) SI
+33 (0)3 88 87 32 44
- Wasselonne (67310) SI
+33 (0)3 88 59 12 00
WISSEMBOURG (67160) **
+33 (0)3 88 94 10 11
SCHERWILLER (67750) *
+33 (0)3 88 92 25 62
www.chatenois-scherwiller.net
SÉLESTAT (67600) ***
+33 (0)3 88 58 87 20
www.selestat-tourisme.com
- Lembach (67510) SI
+33 (0)3 88 94 43 16
www.ot-lembach.com
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Discover
Northern Alsace
Agence de Développement Touristique du Bas-Rhin
9, rue du Dôme - B.P. 53
F 67061 Strasbourg Cedex
Tél. +33 (0)3 88 15 45 80 - Fax +33 (0)3 88 75 67 64
Association Départementale du Tourisme
du Haut-Rhin - Maison du Tourisme
1, rue Schlumberger - B.P. 60 337
F 68006 Colmar Cedex
Tél. +33 (0)3 89 20 10 68 - Fax +33 (0)3 89 23 33 91
Maison de l’Alsace
39, avenue des Champs-Elysées
F 75008 Paris
Tél. +33 (0)1 53 83 10 10 - Fax +33 (0)1 45 63 84 08
www.maison-alsace.com - [email protected]
Edition novembre 2006 - imprimé sur papier recyclé
Comité Régional du Tourisme d’Alsace
20A, rue Berthe Molly - BP 50 247
F 68000 Colmar Cedex
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