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The view continues towards the Vosges

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Landskron is located in Alsace, on French soil. It is one of the most important and impressive castle ruins in the area. Entry is free. There are numerous barbecue areas in and around the castle that are waiting to be lit. From the top of the tower, you get a unique view of Alsace, the Vosges, the Black Forest and the Rhine plain. Anyone who visits Château du Landskron should definitely pay a visit to the Mariastein monastery in "nearby" Switzerland.

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For me, the most beautiful ruin I have ever visited. A very beautiful place that can be combined with wonderful hikes in the Leimental. Perfect for family outings, there are barbecue areas. Entering the ruin is at your own risk. There is a warning about falling rocks, and rightly so.

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The Château de Ferrette is one of the oldest in Alsace. The ruins of the upper castle offer a superb panorama of the Vosges, the Black Forest and the Jura. The lower castle has several round towers open at the throat and equipped with fire hydrants. Allow 45 to 60 minutes for a self-guided visit to the castle.

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The Château de Ferrette is one of the oldest in Alsace. The ruins of the upper castle offer a superb panorama of the Vosges, the Black Forest and the Jura. The lower castle has several round towers open at the throat and equipped with fire hydrants. Allow 45 to 60 minutes for a self-guided visit to the castle.

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Small chapel on the Way of St. James 🦪 above Leymen F, which is dedicated to Saint Walburga. The current chapel was built in 1682.

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Currently (August 2023) the road is being repaved and the view of the chateau is likely to be obstructed at some point, because the small village of Ferrette is currently still growing here...

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The view of Chateau de Ferrette, a medieval castle located in the town of Ferrette, France. The castle dates from the 11th century and has served as a fortress and residence throughout its history.

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On the square in front of the church there is also a memorial with the fallen of the two world wars, as in many Alsatian communities.

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From Basel, Hegenheim is one of the easiest destinations in Alsace to reach. It is a good starting point for combinations in the direction of Hagenthal-le-Bas, Buschwiller or north to Hésingue and on.

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One of the oldest castles in Alsace. Together with the old town, which still looks very medieval, a little journey through time

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In 1628, the Protestant nobility was forced to emigrate, and the castle was confiscated. In 1639, Count Dietrichstein acquired Landskron. On October 24, 1648, through the Treaties of Westphalia and Münster, which ended the Thirty Years' War, the Habsburg lands and territories in Alsace passed into the hands of the King of France. In 1812, lightning struck, and the magnificent castle burned to the ground. In 1953, Hans Maresch established a first-class café-restaurant in the remaining ruins. After his death, his sister, Christine Kunz, took over the castle ruins and, through further renovations, brought the restaurant to its current state.

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The castle ruins are currently being restored. The tower is closed, as are the metal stairs towards Grenzwächterweg. There are several barbecue areas around the castle ruins that are well used. So pack your barbecue meat and picnic blanket and relax ☀️😉

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Ferrette originated from the County of Pfirt, founded in 1105. At its peak in the 15th century, the Château de Ferrette was built as one of the largest castles in southern Alsace. Until the end of the Thirty Years' War, the German emperors still recognized themselves as Counts of Pfirt. Afterwards, Pfirt passed through the hands of the Sun King and Cardinal Mazarin to Honoré IV of Monaco. This remains unchanged to this day. Therefore, the Grimaldi family still bears the title "Count of Pfirt."

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The first mention of Château de Ferrette dates back to around the year 1100, making it one of the oldest castles in Alsace. Seat of the Counts of Ferrette, it became possession of the Habsburgs in 1324. The castle suffered heavy damage during the Thirty Years' War, notably in 1634/35, and was pillaged and burned in 1789. Since then, it has been in a state of ruin and freely accessible to visitors.

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Great view over Basel. Highly Recommended

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the current construction dates from 1682; it is sold as national property under the revolution.

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The Château de Hegenheim is a castle in the municipality of Hégenheim in the Haut-Rhin department in Alsace, France. It has been a listed monument since 1990.

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Hégenheim (originally German Hegenheim, Alsatian Hageme or Hägeme) is a French commune with around 3500 inhabitants in the Haut-Rhin department in the Grand Est region (until 2015 Alsace). It belongs to the arrondissement of Mulhouse and the canton of Saint-Louis.

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Steep ride up to the castle but rewarded with great views on France and Switzerland.