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The Chapelle Notre-Dame de Dambach-la-Ville is a historic Marian chapel in Dambach-la-Ville. It dates back to the 15th century, features late Gothic architecture, and is a listed historical monument. Today, it is an important religious and cultural landmark of the town.

Saint-Étienne Church – The present parish church of Dambach-la-Ville was built in 1865 in the Neo-Romanesque style on the remains of older predecessor buildings. It is distinguished by a striking facade and a tall bell tower and contains artistically significant frescoes in the interior.

The Blienschwiller Gate is a medieval city gate in the Alsatian wine town of Dambach-la-Ville. It was part of the historic city fortifications and secured access from the neighboring village of Blienschwiller. Today, it is a preserved cultural monument and a tourist attraction along the Alsatian Wine Route.

Not least the almost intact city wall from the 14th century with its three city gates, the Dambach, but also the spruced-up half-timbered houses and, for example, the guild coats of arms of former professions - winemakers (especially), coopers, potters, bakers - give this medieval town a special flair.

One of the special features of Dambach is the almost intact city wall from the 14th century with its three city gates

One of the special features of Dambach is the almost intact city wall from the 14th century with its three city gates.

The Ebersheim Gate is one of the three remaining city gates of the 15th century ramparts. It is located to the east facing the Rhine plain. For a long time, it was a strategic defensive location for the city. However, when the threats diminished, it served over time as a payment point for goods transit taxes because it was oriented towards commercial flows.

High point over the Itterswiller valley