Private guided tours (for groups and individuals)

KAYSERSBERG VIGNOBLE

Volz House

This large renaissance house was built by a notable of the city, in 1618. It houses mural paintings and trompe-l'oeil on the second floor, and a monumental wine press on the first floor. One of the most famous wells in Alsace is located against the...

MITTLACH

Cheese farm : EARL du Rothenbach

RODERN

Eglise Saint-Georges

GUEBERSCHWIHR

Fountain Hochbrunna in Gueberschwihr

The fountain is situated in the upper part of the village.

MUHLBACH SUR MUNSTER

Foundation Stone

BERGHEIM

Jardin des Sorcières (jardin médiéval)

RIBEAUVILLE

Eglise des Soeurs de la Divine Providence (église du Couvent)

Situated on the Place de l'Hôtel de Ville, the old church of the Augustines Convent, now church of the Sisters of Divine Providence, presents a canonical sundial at the corner of the sacristy at the start of the rue des Frères Mertian.

KAYSERSBERG VIGNOBLE

City of Lazarus Schwendi

Once the administrative seat of the Hohlandsbourg seigniory, the wine-growing commune has kept its charm of yesteryear since it was preserved from the destruction caused by the war. It is surrounded by medieval fortifications and vineyards, so the...

KAYSERSBERG VIGNOBLE

Romanesque church of Saints Peter and Paul

The parish church of St. Paul and St. Peter is a historical monument built between 1180 and 1190 by Jean-Baptiste Schacre in Romanesque style. In 1944, it was damaged by wartime bombing and was restored a few years later. 

ROUFFACH

Recollets Church (Franciscan Church)

This church is dedicate to Catherine from Alexandria. The franciscan order settled in Rouffach in 1250. The first church was built between 1280 and 1300. It was one the only church in Alsace built by a mendicant order.

MITTELWIHR

Eglise catholique

ROUFFACH

Renaissance House

In the corner from the rue des Bouchers, there is a house in style Renaissance with an inscription on the oriel. The signs were hammered during the Revolution. Here was the limit from the early place Rouffach.