Attractions in Haut-Rhin

Hohneck, summit with fantastic panoramic view over the Rhine plain up to Alpen.Restaurant with parking, located directly on the GR5 hiking trail. For day trips with enjoying the view just …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

The longest arched and pedestrian bridge in the world designed as an arched bridge. Definitive landmark in the region. Connects Weil am Rhein (South Baden) and Huningue (Alsace). It is …read more

Impressive rock path, which starts directly at the parking lot on the Col de la Schlucht.
During our visit on a sunny Sunday, hell was going on there. If you …read more

The Château Saint-Ulrich (530 m) is the largest and best preserved of the three castles of Ribeauvillé. The château was built around the middle of the 13th century on a …read more

Shortly after the end of the straw Meier path and below the Hohneck, this farmed alpine hut is located in a very beautiful valley.
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When driving on this mountain in 1997 truly historic words in German racing cycling fell. At that time, the Grand Ballon was part of the Vosges stage, where this famous …read more

Most beautiful city in Alsace with a special atmosphere. Definitely worth a visit! In the summer quite crowded

Ribeauvillé itself is worth a visit. However, you should also plan a hike to the three castles of Ribeauvillé. They are picturesquely located in the immediate vicinity above the village and the hiking trails there are also very beautiful.

The city was built at the beginning of the 18th century by the fortress builder Prestre de Vauban, who created it as a planned city in the form of an …read more

Beautiful terrain and great hiking area.
The castles are very well maintained and renovated.
Do not forget to drink and enjoy Vespers and make a stopover in Ribeauville.

Eguisheim has repeatedly been voted one of the most beautiful villages in France. Characteristic is the city map with the streets that ring around the castle in the middle

good connection to the railway and the road network

The pigeon sound rock lies above the Lac des Truites on the plateau and paths lead directly past it. Also from the nearby street "Route des Crêtes".
That's why there are always hikers and excursionists resting here.

The name is program - this part of the city with the canals actually looks like Venice in miniature. Boat trips with driver are offered. Many beautiful narrow streets with …read more

Large mountain lake with parking lot and adjoining restaurant. As with many other mountain lakes in this region, swimming is prohibited, but fishing is permitted with a fishing license.

After a strenuous hike from the Lac Noir through the forest you can enjoy the expanse of the plateau.

Very beautiful lake with rest benches, surrounded by steep mountains. When we passed, families were having a picnic with their fishing rod cast out in various places. But the Ferme …read more

Beautiful view, invites you to linger, if not a thunderstorm sits on your neck.

The three tombs, which stand out on the hill-Schlossberg dominate from 591m altitude the Alsatian plain. They were built in the 11th and 12th centuries.
In the middle, the Wahlenbourg, …read more