周辺の天然記念物・トップ20

Although the few remaining ruins of this structure are called a castle, it appears that the site was first used as a Roman temple and then as a Christian church. Nearby are superb rock formations typical of the Northern Vosges Mountains.

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This elongated rock castle above the Zorn Valley, southwest of Saverne, has been state property for about 150 years after a turbulent history. The courtyard features diverse buildings from different eras. Magnificent views over the Rhine Valley and the northern Vosges Mountains.

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Very beautiful places in the calm of the forest

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Near Saverne lies this very mysterious place. Its name is based on a legend according to which the prince's horse leaped over the cliffs, leaving horseshoe-shaped imprints in the rock.

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The remains are not the ruins of a small castle, as the popular name might suggest, but rather the remains of a Roman or Gallo-Roman sanctuary from the 2nd century, with a second phase of use in the 4th century. It may have later been used as a Christian church. In Curt Mündel's guide to the Vosges Mountains (1911 edition), the ruins are referred to as "Meisenbacher Schlössel," and the rock below as "Ochsenstall" (Oxen Stable), probably because the rock overhang was formerly used as a shelter for cattle.

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The Ochsenstall Rock offers an exhilarating mountain biking experience with its rugged terrain and steep slopes. The highlight of your ride is the Ochsenstall Cave, an intriguing little cavern located beneath the rock formations. This cave, carved out by natural forces, offers a moment of exploration and a unique view of the surrounding landscape. It is the perfect place to take a break.

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Not much left to see but easy to incorporate as a loop from the main path.

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The shelter was probably also used as an ox stable. There is a covered bench there.

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Beautiful rocks adjacent to the botanical garden

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Beautiful rock formation in the forest. Perfect as a shelter when it rains.

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Interesting rock dwellings, e.g. T. were converted into a small museum, which also provides information about the complex history of the area, e.g. B. the match production and the archaeological excavation site of the monastery. Current information: https://www.visit.alsace/217006470-maisons-des-rochers/

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This singular castle uses the rocks as elements of fortification. A belvedere located at the top constitutes a high point, as well as a bridge between two rocks.

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The Maison des Rochers can be visited for €3 per entry. It actually forms a set of three so-called semi-troglodyte dwellings. They remained inhabited until 1958 but today are only house museums restored and fitted out with period furniture. The settings found in these buildings echo the legends of the region.

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Exciting insights into life in a rock house. The entrance fee of €3 is worth it.

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This is a great rock that is not marked on the map: Rocher Sparsbach

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In addition to the highlight, the Rocher du Saut Du Prince Charles, there are well secured climbing rocks with several routes right next door. There are also some rings drilled in the wall in addition to the exits.

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Beautiful sandstone formation. There are more or less 3 large rooms that offer protection from rain. in the middle there is a bench. One of the rooms leads deep enough into the rock that it cannot be seen from the outside.

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From the castle there is a wonderful view over the Alsatian plain and across to the Black Forest. There is a new restaurant with outdoor catering.

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Interesting castle, but unfortunately a bit overcrowded in places.

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The rock dwellings are open to the public - it's really worth it

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