Surrounded by vineyards, this fortified city is a true jewel. The village abounds with beautifully coloured, half-timbered old houses decorated with ancient shop signs.

Picturesque village nestled in the hollow of a small valley: the "Piémont des Vosges". It counts many interesting monuments, among which the Church "Saint Jacques" and the town hall in the Renaissance style (1517) are especially of note. Also a must: a visit at the stork and otter reintroduction animal park.

Ribeauvillé is a truly charming little city that has succeeded in banking on its historical past, all the while being resolutely modern. The impressive Three-Castles ruins of the Lords of Ribeaupierre dominate the city and the surrounding hills.

The visitor discovers its unique architecture while meandering through its medieval streets, finally ending in front of the native home of one of the region's most famous 20th century sons: Dr. Albert Schweitzer, recipient of the Nobel Peace Price.

Capital of the Alsatian wines, this chief town of the Haut-Rhin department is a must-see with its world-famous Unterlinden Museum, the Museum Bartholdi (creator of the Statue of Liberty), the romantic "Small Venice" district, its unique town center, and much more.

The Alsatian Christmas combines both creativity and authenticity: Christmas markets, concerts, entertainment, window decorations and street illuminations will enchant visitors of all ages.

The birth place of Pope Léon IX, this village along the Wine Route is built, Middle-Age fashion, in concentric circles around its central castle.

Within minutes of Kintzheim, discover the Eagle and Monkey Mountains as well as the Haut-Kœnigsbourg castle perched atop a 755 m-high rocky promontory restored with historical precision, it affords the visitor a look into life as it was centuries ago. From this vantage point, enjoy a truly splendid view over the Alsatian plain and the Black Forest mountain range.

Do not miss to visit the famous “Ecomusée”, open-air museum, with it more than 70 traditional houses, old farms, workshops, that were dismounted piece by piece and rebuilt in their original style.
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This city will astonish you by its culture with its variety of museums: the famous Schlumpf Brothers’ Automobile Museum, the Railroad Museum, the Historical Museum, The Museum of Printed Fabrics, and The Electricity Museum.

European capital, it is definitively worth the visit. Discover its Cathedral, its beautiful cobbled old streets and the typical “Petite France” Quarter.