Birkenwald

To the south of Saverne, the commune of Reinhardsmunster is an ideal base for anyone looking for green tourism, and more specifically hiking.

The heights of this village invite you to discover the...

After the fire of a first monastery dating from 589, reconstruction began in 724 under the direction of Abbot Maur, who gave it its name "Mauri monasterium", the monastery of Mauri. The inhabitants...

ince 1974, the commune of Wangenbourg-Engenthal has comprised seven hamlets: Schneethal (Val des Neiges), Wolfsthal (Val des Loups), Engenthal (Val Serré), Freudeneck (Coin de la Joie), Obersteigen...

Romanswiller is located on sunny slopes protected from northerly winds. Its name is first mentioned in 826, in a document referring to the transfer of relics from Rumoldeswiller, the village's former...

Alsace is a region renowned for the importance and richness of its religious heritage.
The village of Thal-Marmoutier bears witness to this.
Take pleasure in discovering 3 oratories dating from the...

Cosswiller, a village of 578 inhabitants 4.5km from Wasselonne, is located in the sub-Vosgian hills, covering an area of 1575 hectares, 1262 of which are forested. Nestled in a valley, the village is...

With a population of 190, Jetterswiller is the smallest commune in the Mossig et Vignoble community of communes.
The village is home to Saint-Pancrace church, rebuilt in the 18th century on an...

Reutenbourg appears for the first time in the 10th century, in a statement of the possessions of the Abbey of Marmoutier.

Assigned in fief, like most of the Marmoutier march, to the lords of...

A small village of 270 inhabitants, Crastatt is located not far from Wasselonne, at the foot of the Durenberg mountain range. The village dates back to the Middle Ages, and its name is mentioned...

The quiet, peaceful village of Haegen is an ideal base for hikers and cyclists.

Thanks to the many trails marked out by the Club Vosgien, everyone has the opportunity to discover the ruined Châteaux...