Bartenheim

Set against the first hills of the Sundgau region, Sierentz lies on a plain close to major transport routes. Its attractive location makes it an economic and commercial crossroads. Sierentz has the...

Blotzheim has preserved its rich history, with half-timbered houses, massive farmhouses and period residences.
Located on the plains of southern Alsace, Blotzheim borders Switzerland and Germany. The...

Kembs, an ancient Gallo-Roman village (formerly called Cambete), developed along the axis of a Roman road that linked Strasbourg to Augst in Switzerland. Later, Kembs became an important staging post...

Together with the school and church, the town hall forms a beautiful Alsatian village center, typical of this region close to Switzerland, with its half-timbered and well-kept houses.

Village-Neuf is a charming commune set in a horticultural landscape on the outskirts of the Petite Camargue Alsacienne nature reserve. Its proximity to Germany and Switzerland is an asset for...

Saint-Louis would have been a tiny village called Birsen, which has now disappeared. The name Saint-Louis comes from the name of King Louis IX of France. Legend has it that he enjoyed resting in the...

Situated in the hollow of the surrounding hills, this well-kept village is typical of the Swiss border region. Its distinctive feature is the location of the church, which overlooks the village from...

The village's origins probably lie in a Frankish creation, meaning "Hagino's domain", a Germanic first name. This assertion is confirmed by the discovery of a VI-VIIth century necropolis. The 17th...

Niffer is a small village in southern Alsace, on the banks of the Rhine in the border triangle formed by France, Switzerland and Germany. The origin of the village's name, which dates back to the 12th...

Huningue is located on the Rhine at the corner of the Three Borders: Swiss, German and French. The name Huningue first appears in a document dated 828. As a crossing point on the Rhine, Louis XIV...