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The restaurant La Couronne, with its Alsatian specialties, enjoys an excellent reputation throughout the department. With 100 years of experience spanning five generations of the Hartmann Zimmermann family, it's still a family business. Here, you can still enjoy authentic Sundgau cuisine. The number one menu here is Carpe Frite.

Construction of the Church of Saint-Georges (St. George) began in 1832 on the site of an older building first mentioned in 1280. Various structural defects necessitated modernization in 1853 and 1854. After being destroyed in World War I, the church was rebuilt. A sacristy was added after 1934.

Altkirch's town hall served as a court for 75 years, then as a bailiwick and the meeting place of the town council. Today, it is an outstanding example of 18th-century architecture and a perfect fit for a town hall.

Every Thursday the center of Altkirch turns into a huge market. Here you will find regional products, clothes, tools, flowers, decorative items and much more. From 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. there are over 60 stalls full of goods to discover, all in the pedestrian zone, so that you can stroll undisturbed. Easy to access and free on-site car park. Parking allowed in the blue zone. Catering and pastry shops in the market. There is even a stand with Baumstriezel from Transylvania, it is worth coming here.

Located in Altkirch and close to Switzerland (Basel) and Germany (Freiburg), the CRAC Alsace is a contemporary art center dedicated to research and creation, striving through the creation of exhibitions, D-editions and specific outreach activities to support artistic production by encouraging encounters between the public, artists and works.

Housed in a beautiful Renaissance building, residence of the former bailiffs, the Sundgauvien Museum presents the history, life and customs of southern Alsace and the Sundgau in particular. Reception opening times: 2-30-5:30 p.m. - Groups all year round by appointment. The museum is closed to the public on Mondays, Saturdays and public holidays.

After the inauguration of the church, Charles Goutzwiller writes "In this harmonious building, marked by Romanticism, not a single excessive detail distracts the eye, the overall picture alone dominates.

The Roggenbergpark, with an area of 2 hectares, consists of a number of trees and species that are notable for their diversity. It is planted with more than 35 different trees including acacia, boxwood, white birch, weeping birch, a catalpa, a pyramidal charm, a Lawson cypress, a dogwood, various maples, poplars, tulip trees, willows, etc. This park is the surrounding area of the medical center Roggenberg, which welcomes and treats people with mental disorders.