Preuschdorf

Pechelbronn was one of the world's first oilfields to be exploited, from its foundation in 1740 by Louis Pierre Ancillon de la Sablonnière (source: Musée Français du Pétrole de Pechelbronn) to...

The first mention of the village appears in 884. Dieffenbach came into the possession of the Landgraves of Werd (formerly Woerth), who sold it to the Lichtenberg in 1332. The village also has a...

Kutzenhausen, a small, typically Alsatian village of around 800 inhabitants, is located in the extreme north-east of France, in the Bas-Rhin department, 20 km from the German border.

The name Woerth comes from the town's original location on the Sauer and Soultzbach rivers (from "Word", which means "island" in German). Woerth is one of the oldest towns in northern Alsace. First a...

Numerous possibilities for visits: school orchard and pear conservatory (160 varieties) - early 19th-century wooden washhouse on the Sauer river - church (15th-century tower, 18th-century nave) with...

Memmelshoffen is a small community in the Outre-Forêt region of France, part of the Vosges du Nord Regional Nature Park and a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.

Nearby, discover the picturesque villages of...

The village is first mentioned in the WISSEMBOURG codex as BIBERSDORF. From the construction of the abbey by Count Thierry de Montbéliard in 1101, the history of the village is linked to that of the...

The village of Surbourg is known as the third stop on the Route Romane d?Alsace. The former collegiate church of Saint-Arbogast dates from the 1st half of the 11th century (early Alsatian Romanesque)...

Nestling at the bottom of the Soultzbach valley in the heart of the Vosges du Nord, surrounded by forests and orchards, Langensoultzbach boasts a rich cultural, architectural and landscape heritage...

As early as 1407, the Durckheim family reported their presence in the commune. The hamlet of Elsasshausen provides evidence of Celtic and Roman settlement in the commune. In 1552, Canon Eckbrecht de...