Private guided tours (for groups and individuals)

ROUFFACH

Church of the Assumption

The church "Notre-Dame de l'Assomption", in romanesque-ogival style, shows the evolution of the religious architecture from the 11th to the 19th centuries. The nave, with 3 bays flanked by aisle-sides with 6 bays each, is connected to the transept...

KAYSERSBERG VIGNOBLE

Tower Kesslerturm

The city wall tower built in 1372, also known as the Kessler Tower, is the highest of the city's defence towers at 22 metres high. The original gateway to the tower is located high up and was only accessible by ladder, which could be removed to...

ROUFFACH

House of the Three Ladies

This house from the 16th century is called "Three Ladies", because of the oak pillars supporting the overhang.

BREITENBACH HAUT RHIN

Fromagerie : Ferme du Lameysberg

ZELLENBERG

Eglise Saint-Ulrich

AMMERSCHWIHR

Saint Wendelin's chapel

Dating from the 19th century, the Saint Wendelin chapel takes its name from the former abbot of Tholey : Saint Wendelin often represented as a shepherd. It has a unique nave, a rose window in the choir and a statue of the Virgin covered with a...

RORSCHWIHR

Jardin médiéval - thème : la vigne

PFAFFENHEIM

Church Saint-Martin

The choir was built in the 13th century and recalls the Basel’s cathedral’s choir. The nave was rebuilt in the 19th century in the neogothic style. The baptismal font from the 12th century is decorated with a sculpture from a siren with three...

RIBEAUVILLE

Jardin du Château bas des Ribeaupierre

METZERAL

Lac du Fischboedle

ROUFFACH

Half-timbered house

This house was a booth. On the façade, there is an Latin inscription from 1362 which tells about the building from an early house. The 1st floor overhanging was added in the 17th century.

KAYSERSBERG VIGNOBLE

The town hall

The imposing Rhenish Renaissance style building made of Vosges sandstone, located on Rue du Général de Gaulle, was built in 1604 by the carpenter Dominique Haecher. It served as the residence and administrative center of the imperial...