암머슈바이어 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

It's a shame that the castle and its museum are only open on Sundays and public holidays from 2 PM to 6 PM. The view from the foot of the castle is lovely nonetheless.

We stocked up on delicious baguettes here for the upcoming bike ride.

Beautiful region

Definitely climb the tower at the castle ruins. The view is amazing.

There is also a small shelter for resting.

The church in Kaysersberg, built between 1230 and the 16th century, is dedicated to the Holy Cross, of which it is said to have possessed a relic. According to legend, the church was commissioned by the Holy Roman Emperor Frederick Barbarossa. Lacking the funds for its construction, he decided to sell his wife Queen's crown. Moved by this pious act, God sent two angels to purchase the crown and return it to the emperor. Thus, Barbarossa was able to resume construction of the church and complete it within a year. The church underwent extensive renovations in the 15th century, and few of its original features remain today, except perhaps for the magnificent 13th-century Romanesque west portal.

In front of the church, dedicated to the Holy Cross, stands the Constantine. It is the work of the same sculptor as the altarpiece in the church, Hans Bongart. It dates from 1521 and is made of pink and yellow sandstone.

Historic stone bridge over the Weiss River dating back to 1514, offering beautiful views of the water and the old town of Kaysersberg.