Hettenschlag

Appenwihr is first mentioned in 884 under the name Abbenwilari. The village became part of the Horbourg seigneury, then to the Counts of Württemberg and the Lords of Rathsamhausen. During the Thirty...

The village is mentioned in 762 under the name of Tessinheim. In 1939, the inhabitants of Dessenheim were evacuated to Cocumont (Landes).

Monuments : Eglise St Léger: "Cathédrale de la Hardt", 65 m...

The village was first mentioned in 791, and in 1213 was named Wekelthem. In 1507, the village became part of the Heiteren bailiwick. German bombing raids destroyed part of Weckolsheim, and on February...

The village is mentioned in 1044 under the name Wolgangesheim. The village was demolished during the Thirty Years' War, then rebuilt. In September 1939, the inhabitants were evacuated. In the 1970s...

The village is first mentioned in the 12th century under the name Lagelenheim. The Swedes destroyed the village during the Thirty Years' War. The village was destroyed by the Swedes during the Thirty...

Come and visit this not-to-be-missed site in Alsace, close to Colmar and its wine route...

The construction of the town and its fortifications is considered Vauban's masterpiece. Built in 1699 on the...

Mention of our town appears in the general land register of the HABSBOURG family in the early 14th century, under the name of Ruechheim. The accounting family held the rights of high and low justice...

Until the early Middle Ages, Widensolen was covered by the thick mantle of the Kastenwald forest, with its ponds and meandering Rhine. At the beginning of the 8th century, a noble farmer named Wido...

Originally a castel on the Roman Rhine road, it was replaced by a castle in 768. In 1194, colonization began, and until the French Revolution Heiteren became one of the eight chief towns of the...

The village was first mentioned in 739 as Folcoaldeshain. English troops set fire to the town in 1674, and after the Treaty of Ryswick in 1697, the mortar fort was turned eastwards to defend the Rhine...