Schoenbourg

At an altitude of 200 m, surrounded by forests and dominated by high sandstone cliffs, the hamlet lies in the valley of the Zinsel du Sud, a tributary of the Moder. Close to La Petite-Pierre, it is...

This village of almost 500 inhabitants is part of the Vosges du Nord Regional Nature Park. Nearby are the rock houses, semi-troglodytic dwellings in Graufthal.

Pfalzweyer was created as a result of the clearing of forests on the sandstone plateau on the initiative of the Count Palatine of La Petite Pierre, and has retained some of its agricultural activity...

With its rich history and past, the commune of Lohr will surprise you with its modernity through its recent investments in communal life, notably the renovation of local services and the creation of a...

The oldest vestige of Petersbach is the church, which became a simultaneous church in 1747. Its Gothic and Romanesque styles suggest that it may date from the 12th or 13th centuries. According to...

Located at the crossroads of roads used since Celtic times, La Petite-Pierre is the gateway to Alsace for travelers from the north.

This mid-range mountain resort enjoys a privileged location: as the...

Mayor: Roland GROSS (2020-2026 mandate).

A small village of around 250 souls, Struth is characterized by the coexistence, since the 17th and 18th centuries, of all religious denominations on its territory: Lutherans, Reformed, Catholics...

In the 60s and 80s, the commune was famous for its Drulingen butter, made at the Centrale Beurrière, now the headquarters of the Communauté de Communes d'Alsace Bossue.

Phalsbourg, birthplace of Emile Erckmann. A fortified pink sandstone city, Phalsbourg still houses precious testimonies of its proud military past: barracks, powder magazines, the Porte de France in...