Bouxwiller

Cited in 784 as Creodheim, meaning the dwelling (Heim) near the marsh (Ried)
Since March 1, 1973, Riedheim has been an associated commune of Bouxwiller.
According to the map by the royal geographer...

A small but charming village, Uttwiller is the 4th and last village in the Soultzbach valley, nestling at the bottom of a valley, between numerous orchards with generous fruit trees and green pastures...

This small village of 178 inhabitants is located 45 minutes from Strasbourg, 5 minutes from Bouxwiller, 15 minutes from Saverne and 20 minutes from Haguenau.
It's a very active village, with various...

NIEDERSOULTZBACH (67330) is a charming little village on the edge of the Parc Naturel des Vosges du Nord, part of the canton of INGWILLER since the last territorial reform. The village lies between...

The village is cited in 1178 as Ummenesheim.
Since March 1, 1973, the village has been an associated commune of Bouxwiller.
Imbsheim is one of some 50 localities in Alsace with a simultaneous church...

Griesbach-le-Bastberg [g?isbax l? bastb??k] is a former commune in the Bas-Rhin department. Since March 1, 1973, it has been an associated commune of Bouxwiller.
The village name can be translated as...

Kirrwiller lies on the Roman road between Brumath and Bouxwiller. The place known as "im Römer" and the Roman coins found in the old village well are reminders of this route. Around 650, in response...

Printzheim will charm you with its traditional appearance, enhanced by the many traditional Alsatian half-timbered and wooden houses that grace the village streets.

Frescoes dating back to the 13th...

Obersoultzbach is a small French village, located in the Bas-Rhin département and Grand Est region (formerly the Alsace region) between the towns of Ingwiller and Bouxwiller (RD6). Its inhabitants are...

The village of MENCHHOFFEN is located in the Hanau region ("Hanauerland") in the Moder valley, downstream from the town of Ingwiller. It grew up on the banks of this river, whose marshy valley floor...