Attractions in France

Spectacular rock formations. With a great play of light. A visit in the evening will be rewarded with an intense play of colors.

With 1,363 meters above sea level, the Hohneck is the third highest peak in the Vosges. It is also one of the most iconic, and perhaps the most beloved. Next … read more

The highest castle in the Palatinate, at 571 meters above sea level, is located right on the border with Alsace in France. It impresses with a very well-preserved upper castle … read more

Weisseburch, Wissembourg, Weissenburg: The "petite ville", surrounded by wine and forests, in the historic streets of the center ville is the city full of life.

Breisach is located directly on the Rhine. The landmark of the city is the St. Stephansmünster, which, located on the Münsterberg, towers over the Rhine plain and the houses of … read more

The cityscape of Breisach is primarily characterized by the Stephansmünster. Located on the Münsterberg, it can be seen from afar. The view of Alsace and the Black Forest is best … read more

In addition to the city's landmark, St. Stephansmünster with its famous art treasures, these are the wheel fountain in the middle of the upper town, the still existing old city … read more

The Isteiner thresholds are some natural rapids. In between there are beautiful gravel banks and beaches that invite you to take a bath break. But even if you do not … read more

It is a scenic highlight. The rocks are worth seeing in terms of size, variety of shapes and color effect. A number of paths can be strolled between the rocks, … read more

The castle is ingeniously built in and around a high sandstone spur. Many remains of the wall can still be seen here. The architectural style and engraved dates suggest different … read more

This bridge which connects Huningue in France and Weil-am-Rhein in Germany is the longest cycle and pedestrian bridge in the world. It takes its name from its location between Switzerland, France and Germany.

The two footbridges of the bridge, which are reserved for cyclists and pedestrians, meet in the middle of the Rhine in a 100 square meter platform. The Parisian architect Marc … read more

The castle Löwenstein (also called Lindenschmitt and Löwenburg) was first mentioned in the 13th century. The castle was destroyed in 1386 because of Raubritterei and probably not rebuilt.

Very nice ruin with a beautiful view on both platforms.

Alpine trail at its finest. But T3+ on the SAC scale So not a leisurely Sunday stroll. Good shoes. Sure-footedness and a head for heights guarantee that you can also enjoy the path. read more

The castle of Saint-Ulrich (530 meters) is the largest and best preserved of the three castles of Ribeauvillé. Built around the middle of the 13th century on a rocky outcrop, … read more

Built between 1176 and 1439, this Gothic-style cathedral stands out with its unique spire. This is what made it the tallest monument in the Christian world in the 15th century. … read more

Very nice along the Rhine, with detours into the Rheinauen.

It's a beautiful little cove, perfect for taking a dip while hiking!

Stop here. And down from the bridge down to the water, so to the swans, can't hurt.

Saargemünd (French: Sarreguemines) is a must-see. The view from the bike path alone shows interesting buildings. The city is definitely worth a visit.