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ContentsIntroduction 4 to 7Strasbourg
Colmar and Mulhouse
Escape into a natural paradise 8 to 17Discover natureParks and gardensWell-being and health resortsWildlife parks and theme parksHikingCycle touring, mountain biking,high wire adventure parks, climbingHorseback packingGolf and mini-golf coursesWaterborne tourismWater sports, swimmingAirborne sportsFishingWinter sportsMulti-activity holidays
Taste unique local specialities! 18 to 25Gastronomy, wine seminar, cookery classesVisit the marketsMuseums of arts and traditionsTowns and villages in bloom, handicraftHalf-timbered houses, traditional Alsatian costumeFestivals and traditions
Lay siege to history! 26 to 35MuseumsLand of fortified castlesMemorial sitesReligious heritage
Practical inormation about Alsace 36 to 45AccessAccommodationDisabled accessAlsace without the carFamily holidays in AlsaceWeekend and mini-breaksFrench lessonsFestivals, shows and eventsTourist Information OfficesTourist trails and routesMap of Alsace
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The guide
to your stayin Alsace
Nestling between the Vosges and the Rhine, Alsace is a charming
little region with a big reputation. At the crossroads o theGermanic and Latin worlds, it is passionate about its History,yet frmly anchored in modern Europe and open to the world.
Rated as among the most beautiul in France, the Alsatiantowns and cities win the Grand prix national de eurissement,Towns in Bloom prices every year. Through their estivals andtheir traditions, they have managed to preserve a strong identitybased on a particular way o living.
World amous cuisine, a remarkably rich history, welcoming andriendly people: in this jewel o a region there really is somethingor everyone.
To discover Alsace at your own pace, you simply have let yourselbe inspired: surprises await you at every turn o the page.
Jacques DreyfussHead of Alsace Tourism
Joseph OstermannHead of the Bas-Rhin Tourism Development Agency
Eric StraumannHead of the Haut-Rhin Departmental Tourism Association
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MAIN EVENTS
Festival ArtefactsModern music2nd fortnight of Aprilwww.artefact.org
Strasbourg Music FestivalIn Junewww.festival-strasbourg.com
Festival of European culturesand flavours
In Julywww.culture-food.eu
Street performance festivalIn Augustwww.strasbourg.eu
OsosphreElectronic nights.End of Septemberwww.ososphere.org
The Mondial de la BireAnnual Beer festivalOctoberwww.festivalmondialbiere.qc.ca
Musica 2009Festival of modern music.End of September - beginningof Octoberwww.festival-musica.org
JAZZDOR Jazz FestivalMid-Novemberwww.jazzdor.com
ST-ART - Contemporary art fairEnd of Novemberwww.st-art.com
All events can be found at:www.tourism-alsace.com
STRASBOURG PASS
Wonderful little passes that are your key to the city for 3 days(numerous reductions). To buy a pass or find out more,visit Strasbourg Tourist Information Office.+33 (0)3 88 52 28 28www.otstrasbourg.fr
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PRACTICAL INFORMATION
Strasbourg by panoramic boaton the river IllBATORAMA+33 (0)3 88 84 13 13
www.batorama.frStrasbourg by floating restaurantCroisires de lIll+33 (0)3 88 84 10 01www.bateaux-strasbourg.fr
Tour and commentary in mini-tramC.T.S.+33 (0)3 88 77 70 03www.cts-strasbourg.fr
Segway tour (innovative self-balancingtransportation device)Segway City Tour+33 (0)6 37 04 71 70www.segwaytour.fr
EcoPouss city tour(electric tricycle)+33 (0)6 29 08 28 41www.ecopouss.com
Historical treasure hunt
around the townIl tait une fois la ville+33 (0)3 88 31 05 25www.iletaitunefoislaville.com
Contact the StrasbourgTourist Information Office+33 (0)3 88 52 28 28www.otstrasbourg.fr
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Colmart is impossible to resist the charms o Colmar, with its hal-timbered houses, canals,owers and those who do are missing out on a delightul town. Encapsulating theidyll o Alsace, it protects a way o lie that is just waiting to be discovered. The capital o
Alsatian wines, it combines the intimacy o a medium-sized town with a remarkably rich heritage.The must-see attraction is o course Little Venice. I your thirst or culture is not quenched bya visit to Unterlinden Museum, then the Bartholdi Museum which tells the story o the creator othe Statue o Liberty born in Colmar, will be a perect end to the day.
MUST-SEE ATTRACTIONS
MF = Museum of France
Maison Pfister
One of the symbols of oldColmar, the maison Pfister,is named after one of its19th century owners.+33 (0)3 89 20 68 92www.ville-colmar.fr
The KofhausThe former customs house.Built in 1480 at a time whenColmar and the Upper Rhinewere heavily influenced by
the extraordinary talent of thepainter and engraver MartinSchongauer.+33 (0)3 89 20 68 92
www.ot-colmar.frSt Martin collegiate churchGothic style (13th and 14thcentury). Built on the site of aformer Romanesque church.Felsberg organ, Silbermannsideboard and choir organ.+33 (0) 89 41 27 20
Unterlinden Museum (MF)+33 (0)3 89 20 15 50www.musee-unterlinden.com
Bartholdi Museum (MF)See p. 30.
+33 (0)3 89 41 90 60www.musee-bartholdi.com
Dominican ChurchSee p. 34.+33 (0)3 89 24 46 57
MAIN EVENTS
International Music Festival ofColmar1st fortnight of July+33 (0)3 89 20 68 97www.festival-colmar.com
Jazz FestivalBeginning of September+33 (0)3 89 20 68 68www.ville-colmar.fr
Cinema Festival7 jours pour le 7me Art(7 days for the 7 th art)In October+33 (0)3 89 20 68 68www.ville-colmar.fr
Night time illumination of theheritage of the old cityEvery Friday and Saturday aswell as every evening duringmajor events.+33 (0)3 89 20 68 92www.ot-colmar.fr
The Foire aux Vins dAlsace(Alsace Wine Fair)
Exceptional showcase of thewines of Alsace. Wine tastingand selling. Excellent pro-gramme of concerts.+33 (0)3 90 50 50 50www.foire-colmar.fr
All events can be found at:www.tourism-alsace.com
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
Guided tours for groupsor individuals+33 (0)3 89 20 68 92www.ot-colmar.fr
Tours of Colmar in a littletourist train with commentarySarl TRAINS+33 (0)3 89 24 19 82www.artifrance.fr/petit-train
Sarl SAAT+33 (0)3 89 73 74 24www.petit-train.com
Boat trips on flat bottomedboats on the river Lauch- Sweet Narcisse+33 (0)3 89 41 01 94www.sweetnarcisse.com
- Barques La Krutenau+33 (0)3 89 41 18 [email protected]
Contact the Colmar TouristInformation Office+33 (0)3 89 20 68 92www.ot-colmar.fr
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Mulhouseulhouse has skilully and intelligently transormed its industrial past into a wonderulsource o knowledge and wonder: its technical museums are renowned ar and wide andthe National Automobile Museum is one o the most ascinating in the world.
The old town is the perect place to go or a stroll and immerse yoursel in a very cosmopolitanatmosphere in this ormer industrial town, discovering historic monuments such as the Htel deVille or the Saint-tienne temple. The dynamism o the towns cultural structures means it ishome to many museums and holds the title Town o Art and History.
MUST-SEE ATTRACTIONS
MF = Museum of France
Cit de lAutomobile -National Automobile Museum -Schlumpf Collection (MF)
See p. 28+33 (0)3 89 33 23 23www.collection-schlumpf.com
Muse de lImpression sur Etoffes(Museum of Printed Textiles) (MF)See p. 28+33 (0)3 89 46 83 00www.musee-impression.com
Cit du Train, French RailwayMuseum (MF)See p. 28+33 (0)3 89 42 83 33www.citedutrain.com
EDF Electropolis Museum -The adventure of electricity (MF)
See p. 28+33 (0)3 89 32 48 50www.electropolis.tm.fr
Near Mulhouse / Rixheim
Muse du Papier Peint(Museum of Wallpaper)See p. 28+33 (0)3 89 64 24 56www.museepapierpeint.org
Near Mulhouse / Ungersheim
comuse dAlsace(Alsace Open Air Museum) (MF)See p. 24+33 (0)3 89 74 44 54www.ecomusee-alsace.fr
BIOSCOPESee p. 11+33 (0)3 89 62 43 00www.lebioscope.com
MAIN EVENTS
International CarnivalEnd of February - beginning ofMarchwww.tourisme-mulhouse.com
Automobile FestivalJulySee p. 40www.tourisme-mulhouse.com
Jazz FestivalAugustwww.jazz-mulhouse.org
All events can be found at:www.tourism-alsace.com
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
Guided tours for groupsor individuals+33 (0)3 89 35 48 42www.tourism-alsace.com
Tours of the historic centre
and the Cit jardin+33 (0)3 89 35 48 48www.tourisme-mulhouse.com
Contact the MulhouseTourist Information Office+33 (0)3 89 35 48 48www.tourisme-mulhouse.com
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DISCOVERNATURE
Subject to various climatic influ-ences and with an altitude rangingfrom 100 to 1,400 m, Alsace is fullof natures bounty! It is home totwo Nature Parks and 21 naturereserves.
NORTHERN VOSGES
FROHMUHL (B2)Maison de lEau et de la Rivire du
Donnenbach(River and Water Education Centre)- tang du DonnenbachSeveral educational activities.3 nature discovery trails nearby.+33 (0)3 88 01 58 98www.parc-vosges-nord.fr
LA PETITE PIERRE (B2)Northern Vosges Regional NaturePark Maison du Parc (InformationCentre) - La Petite Pierre CastlePermanent exhibition recounting
the history of the Northern Vosges,its classification as regional naturepark and as World Biosphere
Reserve by UNESCO.+33 (0)3 88 01 49 59www.parc-vosges-nord.fr
LEMBACH (C1)Le Ptit FleckPlay area that raises awarenessof the Northern Vosges naturalheritage.+33 (0)3 88 94 28 52www.ptitfleck.com
LORENTZEN (B5)Centre dInitiation la Nature(Nature and EnvironmentEducation Centre)La Grange aux Paysages+33 (0)3 88 00 40 39
HAUTES-VOSGES
MUNSTER (B5)Ballons des Vosges RegionalNature Park.(Park Information Centre).
Located in the heart of the Massifdes Vosges, the park informationcentre is the perfect starting point
for discovering this extensive area.A 600 m2 permanent and temporaryexhibitions allow visitors to discover
the natural environment , culturalheritage, landscapes, geology andeconomic activities in the reserve.+33 (0)3 89 77 90 34www.parc-ballons-vosges.frwww.navettedescretes.com
SOULTZMATT (B6)Espace des Sources(Springs centre)Museographical and educationalarea which aims to promote thehistory and industrial heritage ofSoultzmatt through its springs andraise public awareness about theimportance of preserving water.+33 (0)3 89 47 00 06+33 (0)3 89 47 00 01www.sourcesdesoultzmatt.coc
WILDENSTEIN (A6)Hautes-Vosges CPIEEnvironmental Initiatives Centre+33 (0)3 89 82 20 12
Rothenbach Environmental andNature Education Centre
+33 (0)3 89 82 23 70RHINELAND ENVIRONMENT
Situated along the Rhine strip, thelush forests of the Ried, a floodplain with an abundance of flora andfauna, are ecology treasure-troves.The Rhine itself can be crossed innumerous ways (bridges, ferries, onfoot, by bike)!Association Rhin Vivant(Association Living Rhine)www.rhin-ecotourisme.eu
RIED
GAMBSHEIM / RHEINAU
(D3)Passage 309 - fish ladder+33 (0)3 88 96 44 08www.passage309.eu
MOTHERN (D1)Maison de la Wacht (houses anexhibition on the Rhine).+33 (0)3 88 94 86 67
MUNCHHAUSEN (D2)Maison de la Nature(Nature Education Centre)+33 (0)3 88 86 51 67www.nature-munchhausen.com
MUTTERSHOLTZ (C4)
Ried and Central Alsace Maisonde la Nature (Nature EducationCentre) - Ehnwihr+33 (0)3 88 85 11 30www.maisonnaturemutt.org
THREE BORDERS REGION
SAINT-LOUIS (C7)Alsaces Petite CamargueNature Reserve, Environmental andNature Education Centre+33 (0)3 89 89 78 59www.petitecamarguealsacienne.com
MULHOUSE ANDSURROUNDING AREA
LUTTERBACH (B6)Le Moulin de Lutterbach
(Lutterbach Mill)Environmental and Nature EducationCentre+33 (0)3 89 50 69 50www.moulindelutterbach.fr
SUNDGAU
ALTENACH (B7)Sundgau Maison de la Nature(Nature Education Centre)+33 (0)3 89 08 07 50
PARKSAND GARDENS
Romantic, classic or contempo-
rary, poetic, rural, play grounds orintimate, the gardens of Alsace arediverse enough to have somethingfor everyone. To take a glance, visit:www.alsace-jardins.eu
CLASSIFIEDREMARKABLE GARDENS
BENNWIHR-GARE (B5)Schoppenwihr Gardens+33 (0)3 89 41 22 37www.schoppenwihr.com
BRUMATH (C2)Jardin de lEscalier(Stairway Garden)+33 (0)3 88 51 99 14www.a-lescalier.com
GUEBWILLER (B6)Parc de la Marseillaise(Marseillaise Park)+33 (0)3 89 76 80 61www.ville-guebwiller.fr
HUSSEREN-WESSERLING (A6)Wesserling Park+33 (0)3 89 38 28 08www.parc-wesserling.fr
KOLBSHEIM (C3)Castle gardens and park+33 (0)6 20 71 53 73
KUTZENHAUSEN(C2)Rural Life Centre Garden+33 (0)3 88 80 53 00
MULHOUSE (B7)- Zoological and Botanical Gardens+33 (0)3 89 31 85 10www.zoo-mulhouse.com
- Alfred Wallach Park- Riedisheim+33 (0)3 89 32 68 70www.mulhouse.fr
PLOBSHEIM (C3)Le jardin de Marguerite(Margarets Garden)+33 (0)3 88 98 70 28
OTTROTT (B4)Windeck Estate+33 (0)3 88 48 14 00www.foyer-ottrott.com
SAVERNE (B2)Botanical Garden+33 (0)3 88 91 80 47http://jardin-botanique-saverne.org
STRASBOURG (C3)Botanical Garden+33 (0)3 90 24 18 65http://jardin-botanique.u-strasbg.fr
UTTENHOFFEN (C2)Jardins de la Ferme Bleue(Blue Farm Gardens)+33 (0)3 88 72 84 35www.jardinsdelafermebleue.com
Nature, parks and gardens
Crossing Alsace and the Massif des Vosgeson foot is a unique journey of discovery. Enjoygetting back to nature, seeing the wildlife andthe warm welcome given to ramblers etc. Itsenough to make you want to follow the long
distance footpaths (Grande Randonnes) (GR53-5, GR 531, GR 532et GR 534) or to takeone of the thousand trails marked by the ClubVosgien.
www.massif-des-vosges.com
LA NAVETTE DES CRTES(MOUNTAIN SHUTTLE BUS)Provides easy access to the long distancefootpaths (GR5) from around 20 locations(Sundays and bank holidays from June toSeptember).www.navettedescretes.comFor hiking holidays and excursions with aguide see Multi-activity holidays p. 17
SUGGESTED HIKESLong distance footpaths for hikes that lastseveral days (GR 53-5, GR 531, GR 532 etGR 534) or walks for a family day out, itsup to you to decide your route through thebeautiful Alsace countryside:www.massif-des-vosges.com
Hiking
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WELLBEING ANDHEALTH RESORTS
Bracing, relaxing or revitalising,Alsace has everything when itcomes to taking care of yourself!Swimming pools, saunas, whirlpoolbaths or massages, take advantageof the wonderful, welcoming top-quality establishments.
BIRKENWALD (B3)Htel Au Chasseur ***+33 (0)3 88 70 61 32
www.chasseurbirkenwald.com
COLMAR -HORBOURG-WIHR (B5)Htel LEurope ****+33 (0)3 89 20 54 00www.hotel-europe-colmar.com
COLROY-LA-ROCHE (B4)Hostellerie La Cheneaudire ***+33 (0)3 88 97 61 64www.cheneaudiere.com
ENSISHEIM (B6)Htel Le Domaine du Moulin ***+33 (0)3 89 83 42 39www.hotel-domainedumoulin-
alsace.com
FOUDAY (B4)Julien Htel-Restaurant **+33 (0)3 88 97 30 09www.hoteljulien.com
JUNGHOLTZ (B6)Htel & Spa Les Violettes ***+33 (0)3 89 76 91 19www.les-violettes.com
KAYSERSBERG (B5)Htel Le Chambard ***+33 (0)3 89 47 10 17www.lechambard.com
LEMBACH (C1)Auberge du Cheval Blanc ***+33 (0)3 88 94 41 86
MUNSTER (B5)Htel Verte Valle ***+33 (0)3 89 77 15 15www.vertevallee.com
MORSBRONN -LES-BAINS (C2)La Source des Sens **+33 (0)3 88 09 30 53www.lasourcedessens.fr
OBERBRONN (C2)LOasis
+33 (0)3 88 09 71 96www.oasis-alsace.com
OBERNAI (B4)Le Parc Htel ****+33 (0)3 88 95 50 08www.hotel-du-parc.com
OSTWALD (C3)Chteau de lle ****+33 (0)3 88 66 85 00www.chateau-ile.com
OTTROTT (B4)Hostellerie des Chteaux ****+33 (0)3 88 48 14 14www.hostellerie-chateaux.fr
LA PETITE PIERRE (B2)Bio-Spahotel La Clairire ***+33 (0)3 88 71 75 00www.la-clairiere.com
Spahotel Au Lion dOr ***+33 (0)3 88 01 47 57www.liondor.com
ROUFFACH (B6)Chteau dIsenbourg ****+33 (0)3 89 78 58 50www.isenbourg.com
SOULTZ-LES-BAINS(B3)Socit des Bainsde Sulzbad+33 (0)3 88 47 99 25www.sulzbad.com
THANNENKIRCH (B5)Touring Htel ***+33 (0)3 89 73 10 01www.touringhotel.com
LAC BLANC (B5)Sentier PIEDS NUS(BARE FOOT footpath)A walk without shoes along a1.2 km trail on the natural soilof the surrounding forest and awhole variety of material: sand,gravel, grit, stone, slab, wood,bark, fir cones etc.+33 (0)3 89 71 30 11www.lac-blanc.com
WILDLIFE PARKS
Visit Alsaces numerous wildlifeparks and give the whole familythe chance to enjoy some unusualsights the land of storks: eagles,vultures, Barbary macaques andexotic butterflies!
HUNAWIHR (B5)Centre de rintroduction descigognes et des loutres(Stork and Otter Breeding Centre)+33 (0)3 89 73 72 62www.cigogne-loutre.com
Jardins des Papillons ExotiquesVivants (Exotic Butterfly Gardens)+33 (0)3 89 73 33 33www.jardinsdespapillons.fr
KINTZHEIM (B4)Volerie des Aigles (Eagle Park)+33 (0)3 88 92 84 33www.voleriedesaigles.com
Montagne des Singes(Monkey Mountain)+33 (0)3 88 92 11 09www.montagnedessinges.com
LAUTENBACH-ZELL (B6)Vivarium du Moulin(Mill Vivarium)Living arthropods, local and tropicalwildlife.
+33 (0)3 89 74 02 48www.vivariumdumoulin.org
MULHOUSE (B7)Zoological and Botanical Park+33 (0)3 89 31 85 10www.zoo-mulhouse.com
OTTROTT (B4)Les Naades Aquarium+33 (0)3 88 95 90 32www.parclesnaiades.com
THEME PARKS
If fun and games is what you arelooking for, there is no holding backin Alsace! An array of imaginativeactivities and locations are on offerfor all ages.
KINTZHEIM (B4)
Cigoland - Stork theme park+33 (0)3 88 92 05 94www.cigoland.fr
LEMBACH-FLECKENSTEIN (C1)Le Chteau des nigmes(The Castle of Mysteries)+33 (0)3 88 94 28 52www.fleckenstein.fr
MORSBRONN-LES-BAINS (C2)DidiLand - Theme Park+33 (0)3 88 09 46 46www.didiland.fr
RIBEAUVILL (B5)EnigmatisPuzzle hunt(open July-August).+33 (0)3 89 41 80 81www.enigmatis.fr
SAINTE-MARIE-AUX-MINES (B4)Tellure NEW!Underground Worlds ExplorationCentre.+33 (0)3 89 58 80 50www.tellure.fr
STRASBOURG (C3)The Vaisseau (see p. 31)
+33 (0)3 88 44 44 00www.levaisseau.com
Wellbeing, theme parks, open-air activities
17 different routes can be found atwww.tourisme67.com where you canalso download route maps.The brochure Je choisis et construismes randonnes en Haute-Alsace
(I choose and create my own hikes inHaute-Alsace) can be downloaded fromwww.tourisme68.com
ORGANISED AND SUPERVISEDWALKSwww.club-vosgien.comwww.ffrandonnee.frwww.ffsp.fr
Organised hikes see Multi-activity holidays. 17.
HIKING MAPSx 1:50000 maps and 24 x 1:25000 maps
over the region and are available from:
lub Vosgien33 (0)3 88 32 57 96www.club-vosgien.com
or a number of thematic paths, see theourist Information Offices p. 42
www.tourism-alsace.com
UNGERSHEIM (B6)The BioscopeTheme park dedicated to theenvironment with a large mazemarked out and activities.+33 (0)3 89 62 43 00
www.lebioscope.comEcomuse dAlsace (AlsaceOpen Air Museum)See p.24+33 (0)3 89 74 44 54www.ecomusee-alsace.fr
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CYCLE TOURING
With more than 1,300 km of markedroutes, Alsace is a heaven forcyclists. This network, the mostdense in France, will enable you todiscover conservation sites usinggreen routes, cycle paths and cycleroutes. These routes can be foundon the following websites:
Rhine cycle pathswww.velorouterhin.eu
Nantes - Budapest - Black Seacycle trailwww.eurovelo6.org
Canal de la Marne-au-Rhine /Canal de la Bruche / Route desVins (Vineyard trail)www.tourisme67.com
Cycling in the Franco-GermanPAMINA area (Alsace, Baden,Rhenish Palatinate)www.vis-a-vis-pamina.eu
Cycling along the Rhine - 2 rivers,
3 bridgeswww.2rives3ponts.eu
Sundgau by bikewww.sundgau-sudalsace.fr
Three countries cycle routes(Germany, France, Switzerland)+33 (0)3 89 42 73 42www.velomulhouse.fr
For cycling holidays andexcursions with a guidesee Multi-activity holidays p. 17
22 routes (Canal de la Bruche, Canalde la Marne-au-Rhin, Vloroute Rhin,Vill-Elzach, etc.) can be found at
www.tourisme67.comThe route maps can also bedownloaded. The Je choisis et construis mesrandonnes en Haute-Alsace(I choose and invent my own hikes inHaute-Alsace) and Vlo des villes,vlo des champs : 24 balades pourdcouvrir la Haute-Alsace (Townand countryside cycling: 24 ways todiscover Haute-Alsace) brochurescan be downloaded from:www.tourisme68.com
LOCAL BIKE TRAILS
Bike trails from 10 to 30 km, someof which are signposted, can befound in brochures from the Tourist
Information offices(contact details p. 42).
MOUNTAIN BIKING
The most experienced will take theTMV - Traverse du Massif desVosges (Crossing the Vosges onmountain bike). From Wissembourgto Thann, this marked and perma-nent 420 km trail of which 9,000 m isuneven, in 14 stages or 20 sections,links Northern Alsace to the South.www.tmv-alsace-vtt.com
Furthermore, there are also46 marked circuits amounting toaround 900 km of trails spreadaround 19 locations across theplains and mountains for mountainbikers to enjoy, whether they arebeginners or more experienced.
MOUNTAIN BIKINGHOLIDAYSAND EXCURSIONSWITH A GUIDEsee Multi-activity p. 17
LOCAL MOUNTAIN BIKETRAILS (STAR-SHAPED)
There are several marked mountainbike trails in the region. More details
can be found in brochures from theTourist Information Offices p. 42.These paths, altogether around2,200 km, a re s ummarised onwww.tourisme67.com with routemaps available for download.
BIKE PARK
ORBEY (B5)Station du Lac Blanc+33 (0)3 89 71 22 80www.lacblanc-bikepark.com
BICYCLE RENTAL
(Hybrid bikes, mountain bikes, etc.)Thirty odd professional renters and
other organisations are listed onwww.tourisme67.comor in the brochure Je choisiset construis mes randonnes enHaute-Alsace (I choose and inventmy own hikes in Haute-Alsace)which can be downloaded fromwww.tourisme68.com
HIGH WIREADVENTUREPARKS, CLIMBING
The Vosges and their pink sand-stone are an matchless environ-ment. Come and discover thefamous Kronthal and the Grotte duBrotch, etc.
HIGH WIRE ADVENTUREPARKS
BALLON DALSACE (A6)Acropark+33 (0)3 84 23 20 40+33 (0)6 84 67 68 58www.acropark.fr
BRUMATH - BEACH (C2)Adventure Park+33 (0)3 88 59 36 27www.brumath-aventure.fr
BREITENBACH (B4)Parc Alsace Aventure+33 (0)3 88 08 32 08
www.parc-alsace-aventure.comKRUTH (A6)
Parc dArbre en Arbre(Tree to Tree Adventure Park)+33 (0)3 89 82 25 17www.arbreenarbrekruth.com
OBERHASLACH (B3)Arbrascension+33 (0)6 72 62 88 79www.arbre-ascension.fr
ORBEY (B5)Lac Blanc Adventure Park+33 (0)3 89 71 28 72www.lacblancparcdaventures.com
OSTWALD (C3)Natura Parc+33 (0)3 88 65 40 07 / 50 32 24www.naturaparc.com
CLIMBING LOCATIONS
www.escalade-alsace.com
Cycle touring, mountain biking,high wire adventure parks and climbing
and countryside cycling: 24 ways todiscover Haute-Alsace) brochurescan be downloaded from:www.tourisme68.com
EXCURSIONSWITH A GUIDEsee Multi-activity p. 17
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WATERSPORTS
From the north to the southof Alsace, several water-ways are accessible onboat or in kayaks.
TRIPS ANDEXCURSIONS BY KAYAK
COLMAR /HORBOURG-WIHR (B5)Association de Plein Air
de Colmar et Horbourg(APACH - Colmar andHorbourg Open-air ActivitiesAssociation)+33 (0)3 89 23 58 39www.club-apach.fr
HUNINGUE (C7)Parc des Eaux Vives+33 (0)3 89 89 70 20www.ville-huningue.fr
Centre dActivits de Plein Air(CADPA - Open-air ActivitiesCentre)+33 (0)3 89 69 05 25
OSTWALD (C3) -SELESTAT (C5)ItinerairAlsace HA 067.98.0004+33 (0)3 88 29 56 62 - 06 83 78 59 43www.itinerairalsace.com
RIBEAUVILL (B5)
Canos du Ried+33 (0)3 89 73 84 82+33 (0)6 08 91 85 56www.canoes-du-ried.com
RIEDISHEIM (B7)Association Sportive desCheminots de Mulhouse-Riedisheim (ASCMR - Mulhouse-Riedisheim Railway WorkersSports Association )+33 (0)3 89 44 06 70
BOAT TRIPS ON FLATBOTTOMED BOATS
COLMAR (B5)
Sweet Narcisse+33 (0)3 89 41 01 94www.sweetnarcisse.com
Barques La Krutenau+33 (0)3 89 41 18 80
ERSTEIN (C4)Flat bottomed boats+33 (0)3 88 98 14 33
MUTTERSHOLTZ (C4)Le Batelier du Ried+33 (0)3 88 85 13 11www.batelier-ried.com
RHINAU (C4)Association Rhinau-Rhin-Ried+33 (0)3 88 74 68 96www.grandried.fr
SARRE-UNION (A2)Promenade sur la Sarre+33 (0)3 88 00 40 39
SWIMMING
AQUATIC CENTRES
BASSEMBERG (B4)Aquavalles+33 (0)3 88 58 93 93www.cc-cantondeville.fr
BOUXWILLER (B2)Hanautic+33 (0)3 88 71 38 38www.cc.pays-de-hanau.com
COLMAR (B5)Aqualia+33 (0)3 89 24 66 00
ERSTEIN (C4)Erstein Dtente+33 (0)3 88 98 28 00www.ville-erstein.fr
FELLERING-WESSERLING (A6)Centre de loisirs de Wesserling+33 (0)3 89 82 64 35
GUEBWILLER (B6)Centre nautique intercommunal
+33 (0)3 89 76 86 91HAGUENAU (C2)
Nautiland+33 (0)3 88 90 56 56www.nautiland.net
HOCHFELDEN (C2)Atoo-o+33 (0)3 88 02 20 40www.payszorn.com
KAYSERSBERG (B5)Espace nautique Arc en ciel+33 (0)3 89 78 26 27www.espace-nautique-ccvk.fr
MARCKOLSHEIM (C5)
Aquaried+33 (0)3 88 92 54 64www.cc-marckolsheim.fr/piscine/entree_piscine.htm
NIEDERBRONN-LES-BAINS (C1)Les Aqualies+33 (0)3 88 09 13 00www.niederbronn-les-bains.fr
MUNSTER (B5)Piscine de la Valle+33 (0)3 89 77 85 60www.cc-vallee-munster.fr
RIBEAUVILL (B5)Piscine des 3 Chteaux+33 (0)3 89 73 27 27
www.piscine-3-chateaux.fr
RIXHEIM (C7)Centre Nautique de lle Napolon+33 (0)3 89 63 44 90
SAVERNE (B2)LOcanide+33 (0)3 88 02 52 80http//oceanide.cc-saverne.fr
THANN (B6)Piscine intercommunale du Paysde Thann+33 (0)3 89 35 79 80
VOGELGRUN (C5)
Piscine Sirenia+33 (0)3 89 72 55 65www.paysdebrisach.fr
SWIMMING POOLSAND AREAS
For details on where to swim inAlsace:www.baignades.sante.gouv.fr
BEINHEIM (D2)tang de la Chapelle+33 (0)3 88 53 04 04
BENFELD (C4)Baignade municipale
+33 (0)3 88 74 39 83BISCHHEIM (C3)
Balastire+33 (0)3 88 83 26 20
BRUMATH (C2)La Hardt+33 (0)3 88 51 93 52
GAMBSHEIM (D3)Zone de loisirs+33 (0)3 88 96 42 59
GERSTHEIM (C4)Unterrieth+33 (0)3 88 98 30 04
HUTTENHEIM (C4)Husacker+33 (0)3 88 74 43 48
Water sports, swimming
Waterborne
tourismWhether on the Rhine, the Ill around Strasbourg, thecanals which lead to the Marne, via the impressiveinclined plane at Arzviller, or to the Rhne via a chain oflocks at Valdieu, the discovery of Alsace by boat is quitesimply breath-taking.
CRUISES ON THE RHINEAlsace Croisieres Croisieurope+33 (0)3 88 76 44 44www.croisieurope.com
CRUISES ON BARGES HOTELS ON THE CANALSFrench tourist cruises
+33 (0)3 80 96 17 10Barge France+33 (0)4 26 23 49 11www.frenchhotelbarge.com
MINI-CRUISES ON THE RHINETourist Information Office in St Louis - Huningue+33 (0)3 89 70 04 49www.alsace-cotesud.com
DISCOVER COLMAR CANAL BY PANORAMICBOATAqua Dcouverte+33 (0)6 30 70 51 30www.aqua-decouverte.com
BOAT AND HOUSEBOAT RENTAL(without permit up to 12 people)Alsace Plaisance+33 (0)3 89 62 99 85+33 (0)6 80 75 56 15www.alsace-plaisance.com
Aquavac Plaisance+33 (0)3 87 25 94 22www.aquavac-plaisance.com(in German)
Canal vasion+33 (0)3 87 07 62 04www.canal-evasion.fr
Les Canalous Plaisance+33 (0)3 85 53 76 74www.lescanalous.com
Crown Blue Line Alsace-Lorraine+33 (0)3 87 03 61 74www.crownblueline.com
Kuhnle-Tours+49 (0)3 98 23 - 266-0www.kuhnle-tours.de(in German)
Locaboat Holidays+33 (0)3 87 25 70 15www.locaboat.com
Navigplaisance+33 (0)6 24 20 41 80www.navig-plaisance.com
Nicols
+33 (0)3 88 91 34 80Rive De France+33 (0)3 87 86 65 01www.rive-de-france.com
NAVISCOPE ALSACEAll about Rhine navigation, in theformer push tug Strasbourg.+33 (0)3 88 60 22 23
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ILLKIRCH-GRAFFENSTADEN C3)Baggersee+33 (0)3 88 40 33 12
Lac Achard+33 (0)3 88 66 41 63
KESKASTEL (A1)Centre de loisirs+33 (0)3 88 00 19 25
LAUTERBOURG (D1)Les Mouettes
33 (0)3 88 54 68 60LEMBACH (C1)
Fleckenstein+33 (0)3 88 94 40 38
REICHSTETT (C3)Neublitz+33 (0)3 88 20 51 30
REININGUE (B6)Plan deau+33 (0)3 89 55 40 15www.cvmulhouse.asso.fr
ROESCHWOOG (D2)Staedly+33 (0)3 88 86 42 18
SCHOENAU (C4)Camping-plage+33 (0)3 88 85 22 85
SELTZ (D2)Peupliers+33 (0)3 88 86 52 37
Salmengrund+33 (0)3 88 86 85 90
WITTISHEIM (C4)Baignade municipale+33 (0)3 88 85 27 65
Airborne sports and fshing
AIRBORNESPORTS
With a reputation for encouragingbeginners to spread their wings,the Vosges are the perfect terrainfor gliding and discovering anotherside to Alsace. New: in wintertake advantage of the ski lifts toparaglide over the winter land-scape with minimal effort.
PARAGLIDING
STRASBOURG (C3)cole de Parapente AIR AILE+33 (0)3 88 25 12 22http://airaile.free.fr
BREITENBACH (B4)cole de Parapente GRANDVOL+33 (0)3 88 57 11 42www.grandvol.com
HANG GLIDINGAND PARAGLIDING
Schools recognised by the FFVL(French Free Flight Federation):
ODEREN (A6)
Centre Ecole du MarksteinProfessional school for hang gliding,paragliding and free flight.+33 (0)3 89 82 17 16+33 (0)6 74 56 46 62
Cumulus AlsaceParagliding.+33 (0)3 89 75 54 27+33 (0)6 09 93 63 19
FLYING CLUBS
COLMAR (B5)+33 (0)3 89 41 15 25
HAGUENAU (C2)+33 (0)3 88 93 88 59www.aeroclub-haguenau.com
DU HAUT-RHIN
MULHOUSE-HABSHEIM(B7)+33 (0)3 89 44 01 41
MULHOUSE (B7)+33 (0)3 89 54 13 33
OBERBRUCK (A6)+33 (0)3 89 82 02 59+33 (0)3 89 82 45 80
SARRE-UNION (A2)+33 (0)3 88 00 11 96
SAVERNE-STEINBOURG(B2)+33 (0)3 88 91 11 41
STRASBOURG-POLYGONE (C3)+33 (0)3 88 34 00 98www.aero-club-alsace.org
TROIS-FRONTIRES (C7)+33 (0)3 89 65 50 15
WISSEMBOURG-SCHWEIGHOFEN (D1)+49 (0)6342 599www.edro.de
HOT AIR BALLOONING
MUNSTER (B5)Arovision
+33 (0)3 89 77 22 81www.aerovision-montgolfiere.com
FISHING
Located between the Rhine and themassif des Vosges, Alsace is ide-ally situated for fishing, betweenwaterways and mountain lakes.All the efforts made to protect thewater mean that the rivers andponds have been repopulated withfish.
Fdration du Bas-Rhin pour lapche et la protection du milieuaquatique (Bas-Rhin Federation
for Fishing and the Protection ofAquatic Environments)+33 (0)3 88 10 52 20www.peche67.fr
Fdration du Haut-Rhin pour laPche et la Protection du MilieuAquatique (Haut-Rhin Federationfor Fishing and the Protection ofAquatic Environments)+33 (0)3 89 60 64 74www.peche68.fr
LOGIS DE FRANCE(FRENCH HOTEL CHAIN)LOGIS PCHE (FISHING)
ORBEY (B5)Htel Aux Bruyres***+33 (0)3 89 71 20 36www.auxbruyeres.com
Hostellerie Au Bois Le Sire***+33 (0)3 89 71 25 25www.bois-le-sire.fr
LA PETITE PIERRE (B2)Au Lion Dor Spa Hotel***+33 (0)3 88 01 47 57www.liondor.com
SAND (C4)Hostellerie De La Charrue**+33 (0)3 88 74 42 66
www.lacharrue.comFISHING GUIDES
Fly fishing on the Bruche and theRhineEric VINCENT+33 (0)3 88 47 25 74
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Winter sportsWINTER SPORTS
The ski area, which has an altitudereaching up to 1,250 m, is equippedfor Alpine and Nordic skiing. Nordicskiing is particularly popular, withsome 530 km of marked runs. Fansof Alpine skiing will be thrilled tofind 64 ski lifts spread over 11 sites.For those wishing to discoverthe hidden jewels of the Vosgeslandscape, snowshoe trekking isalso on offer. Relax, escape theAlsatian Vosges will allow youto experience winter at your ownpace. All skiing offers for the Massifdes Vosges and information on thestate of the snow can be found atwww.massif-des-vosges.com
Snow phone: +33 (0)3 89 41 34 76
ALPINE SKIING ANDNORDIC SKIING
SCHNEEBERG (B3)Nordic skiing75 km of unmarked trails - 7 markedcircuits from 5 to 18 km - from a veryeasy level to a very difficult level.
+33 (0)3 88 87 33 50www.suisse-alsace.com
DONON / PRAYE (B3)Nordic skiing65.5 km of runs - 8 marked circuitsfrom 2.5 to 19.5 km (2 green, 3 blueand 3 red).+33 (0)3 88 47 18 51www.hautebruche.com
CHAMP DU FEU (B4)Alpine skiing10 ski lifts (from 200 to 700 m long)for 17 runs (8 green, 2 blue, 7 red).Nordic skiing102 km of marked trails - 18
marked circuits from 1.5 to 24 km(6 green, 6 blue, 4 red and 2 black)- connection with Le Hohwald andGrendelbruch.+33 (0)3 88 47 18 51www.lechampdufeu.com
LES BAGENELLES (B5)Alpine skiingRuns: 3.5 km - 3 runs (1 green, 1 blue,1 red) and 2 ski lifts.Nordic skiing44 km marked and groomed (1 km ofgreen runs, 36 km of blue runs, 6 kmof red runs).+33 (0)3 89 58 80 50
www.lesbagenelles.com
LE LAC BLANC (B5)Alpine skiingRuns: 14 km - 13 runs (5 green,2 blue, 5 red, 1 black) and 9 lifts.Night skiing.+33 (0)3 89 71 22 80+33 (0)3 89 71 30 11www.lac-blanc.com
Nordic skiing78 km marked and groomed (3 kmof green runs, 28 km of blue runs,34 km of red runs, 13 km of blackruns).
+33 (0)3 89 71 27 11www.blancrupt.com
LE SCHNEPFENRIED (A6)Alpine skiingRuns: 7 km - 11 runs (2 green, 3 blue,4 red, 2 black) and 7 ski lifts. Nightskiing.Nordic skiing32.6 km marked and groomed (2 blueruns, 1 red), with a connection with
the Markstein and le Grand Ballon.+33 (0)3 89 77 61 58+33 (0)3 89 77 74 97 (Snow phone forski stations in la Valle de Munster)+33 (0)3 89 77 31 80
www.leschnepf.comLE TANET (A5)
Alpine skiingRuns: 5.2 km - 6 runs (1 green, 2 blue,2 red, 1 black) and 4 ski lifts.+33 (0)3 89 77 27 24+33 (0)3 89 77 74 97 (Snow phone forski stations in la Valle de Munster)+33 (0)3 89 77 31 80www.letanet.fr
LE GASCHNEY (A6)Alpine skiingRuns: 6 km - 7 runs (1 green, 1 blue,5 red) and 4 ski lifts+33 (0)3 89 77 21 38
+33 (0)3 89 77 74 97 (Snow phone forski stations in la Valle de Munster)+33 (0)3 89 77 31 80www.gaschney1290.fr
LES TROIS FOURS (A5)Nordic skiing13 km marked and groomed (2.5 kmof green runs, 3.6 km of blue runs,4.9 km of red runs, 2.4 km of blackruns).+33 (0)3 89 77 31 80+33 (0)3 89 77 74 97 (Snow phone forski stations in la Valle de Munster)www.stations-munster.frwww.la-vallee-de-munster.com
LE MARKSTEIN (A6)Alpine skiingRuns: 12 km - 10 runs (3 green,3 blue, 2 red, 2 black) and 9 ski lifts.Night skiing.Nordic skiing40 km marked and groomed (5 km
of green runs, 10 km of blue runs,8 km of red runs, 34 km of blackruns), with a Nordic trail connectionSchnepfenried - Markstein - GrandBallon.+33 (0)3 89 82 14 46+33 (0)3 89 82 13 90www.lemarkstein.net
LE GRAND BALLON (B6)Alpine skiingRuns: 10 km - 9 runs (2 green, 3 blue,3 red, 1 black) and 4 ski lifts.Nordic skiing40 km marked and groomed (5 kmof green runs, 10 km of blue runs,8 km of red runs, 34 km of blackruns), with a Nordic trail connectionSchnepfenried - Markstein - GrandBallon.+33 (0)3 89 83 13 25+33 (0)3 89 76 10 63www.lemarkstein.net
LE BALLON DALSACE(A6)Alpine skiingRuns: 5 km - 11 runs (4 green, 2 blue,4 red, 1 black) and 11 ski lifts. Nightskiing.Nordic skiing
40 km marked and groomed (2 greenruns, 1 blue, 2 red, 1 black)+33 (0)8 92 68 25 90www.tourisme-ballon-alsace.fr
LE FRENZ (A6)Alpine skiing2 blue runs and 1 ski lift.+33 (0)3 89 82 20 47+33 (0)3 89 82 13 90www.ot-saint-amarin.com
LE SCHLUMPF (A6)Alpine skiing3 red runs and 2 ski lifts.+33 (0)3 89 82 01 41+33 (0)3 89 82 41 99
www.dolleren-ski.frSNOWSHOE TREKKING
See Multi-activity holidaysopposite.
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Taste uniquelocal specialities!
land o age-old customs as well as surprising specialitydishes, Alsace will delight even the most demanding oodconnoisseurs. The local cuisine is remarkable or its expertise
and its taste as much or the savoury dishes as or the sweet ones.
A thousand lavours assault the senses during a hearty meal enjoyedin a welcoming Michelin star restaurant, bierstub or winstub. Thesemeeting places relect the avourite pastime in Alsace: sharing goodthings, in keeping with the welcoming nature that comes naturallyto the French! A multitude o establishments will welcome you totaste the symbolic dishes o Alsace cuisine: choucroute (sauerkraut),Bckeoe (vegetable and meat stew), matelote du ried (Ried ish stew),Flammekueche (tarte lambe), and all sorts o small dishes typicallyserved particularly in winstubs, the predecessors o wine bars. Do notorget to taste Alsace wines, classiied under AOC oicial designation,
while visiting the numerous wine cellars. Brandies, liqueurs and beersare some o the other local specialities, which make up more than halo the national production.
The abuse of alcohol is dangerous for your health.
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COLE DES VINS DALSACE+33 (0)3 89 20 16 20www.vinsalsace.com
LCOLE DES VINS+33 (0)3 88 59 57 43www.alecoledesvins.com
CONFRRIE SAINT-TIENNE DALSACE+33 (0)3 89 78 23 84www.confrerie-st-etienne.com
Alsace wineseminars
Gastronomy, cookery classes, wine seminarsFROM THE FIELDTO THE PLATE!
A handful of Head chefs in Alsaceoffer you guaranteed homemadecuisine from local products.
BERRWILLER (B6) lArbre Vert+33 (0)3 89 76 73 19www.restaurant-koenig.com
BRUMATH (C2) lEcrevisse
+ 33 (0)3 88 51 11 08www.hostellerie-ecrevisse.com
COLMAR (B5)Aux Trois Poissons+33 (0)3 89 41 25 21
FOUDAY (B4)Chez JULIEN+ 33 (0)3 88 97 30 09www.hoteljulien.com
HITZBACH (B7)Rest. de la Gare-Muntzenberger+33 (0)3 89 40 93 27
ITTENHEIM (C3)
Au Boeuf+ 33 (0)3 88 69 01 42www.au-boeuf.com
JEBSHEIM (B5)DMelichkann+33 (0)3 89 71 61 25
LAPOUTROIE (B5)De Faud+33 (0)3 89 47 50 35www.faude.com
LAUTERBOURG (D1)Au Vieux Moulin+ 33 (0)3 88 94 60 29
LEMBACH (C1)Auberge du Cheval blanc+ 33 (0)3 88 94 41 86www.au-cheval-blanc.fr
MITTELHAUSEN (C3) lEtoile+ 33 (0)3 88 51 28 44www.hotel-etoile.net
MUNSTER (B5) lAgneau dOr+ 33 (0)3 89 77 34 08www.martinfach.com
LA PETITE PIERRE (B2)Au Lion dOr+ 33 (0)3 88 01 47 57www.liondor.com
OTTROTT (B4)Ami Fritz+ 33 (0)3 88 95 80 81www.ami-fritz.com
PFAFFENHOFFEN (C2) lAgneau
+ 33 (0)3 88 07 72 38www.hotel-restaurant-delagneau.com
SOUFFLENHEIM (D2)Au Boeuf+ 33 (0)3 88 86 72 79www.boeuf-soufflenheim.com
STRASBOURG (C3)Au Cerf dOr+ 33 (0)3 88 36 20 05
Chez Yvonne+ 33 (0)3 88 32 84 15www.chez-yvonne.net
WENTZWILLER (C8)Auberge Belle Vue
+33 (0)3 89 68 60 59
WESTHALTEN (B6)Au Cheval Blanc+33 (0)3 89 47 01 16www.auberge-chevalblc. com
WINTZENHEIM (B5)Au Bon Coin+33 (0)3 89 27 48 04
ZIMMERBACH (B5)Au Raisin dOr+33 (0)3 89 71 05 69
Details of all restaurants in the regioncan be found at www.restaurateurs-alsace.fr and, for haute cuisine, atwww.etoilesalsace.com (with FormuleJeunes, reduced price menus betweenOctober and April for the under35s, at www.formule-jeunes.comand Formule Sniors, reduced pricemenus for the over 60s).
COOKERYCLASSES
Find all the addresses (contactdetails, dates, prices, etc.) for cook-ery classes at http://gastronomie.vins.tourismealsace.com
MICRO BREWERIES
MARIENTHAL (C2)Brasserie de lErmitage+33 (0)3 88 93 41 23www.hotel-ermitage.com
RIQUEWIHR (B5)Brasserie artisanale HOLLBEER+33 (0)3 89 73 70 34www.gilbertholl.com
SALES (A4)Brasserie artisanale Saloise+33 (0)3 88 97 76 80
SAINT PIERRE (B4)Brasserie La Saint Pierre+33 (0)3 88 08 82 95
www.lasaintpierre.comSCHARRACHBERGHEIM
(C3)Brasserie Lauth+33 (0)3 88 50 66 05www.brasserie-restaurant-lauth.com
STRASBOURG (C3)Brasserie Aux Brasseurs+33 (0)3 88 36 12 13
Brasserie Kohler+33 (0)3 88 32 15 93
Brasserie La Lanterne+33 (0)3 88 32 10 10
Brasserie du Scala+33 (0)3 90 41 24 45
UBERACH (C2)Brasserie dUberach+33 (0)3 88 07 07 77http://www.brasserie-uberach.com
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Visit the markets, discover agricultureVISIT THEMARKETS
Taste local prod-ucts! The networkBienvenue laFerme (Welcometo the Farm) pub-lishes a brochuredescribing the farm
products (production, transforma-tion) and the various kinds of visitsto the farm.
+33 (0)3 88 19 17 17 (Bas-Rhin)+33 (0)3 89 20 97 27 (Haut-Rhin)www.bienvenue-a-la-ferme.com
LOCAL MARKETSYou can find local products, fromorganic farms (AB) at most of theweekly markets. The list below onlyfeatures the markets that sell localproducts.Tuesday morning:FEGERSHEIM / HAGUENAU /OSTWALD / SAVERNE (AB) /SELESTAT (AB)Tuesday afternoons:LAUTENBACH-ZELL (July, August) /SAINTE-CROIX-AUX-MINES - ParcBurrus (June to August)Tuesday evenings:
LUTTENBACH-SUR-MUNSTER -Saboterie (July-August)
Wednesday morning (unlessotherwise stated):ANDLAU / DACHSTEIN (1st of themonth, all day) / DAMBACH-LAVILLE
/ STEINSELTZ (AB) (1st of the monthafternoon) / VILL / WINTZENHEIM(Logelbach)Wednesday afternoon:ORBEY (July-August) / ROUFFACHWednesday evening:BENNWIHR (July-August)
Thursday morning:CHATENOIS / EGUISHEIM (May toOctober) / EPFIG / ILLFURTHThursday afternoon:ZELLENBERG (1st of the month)
Friday afternoon (unless otherwisestated):DRUSENHEIM / HAGUENAU (AB)(end of afternoon) / KAYSERSBERG(May to December) / MOLSHEIM /PLOBSHEIM (morning) / ROSHEIM(morning) / SAALES (off seasonmonths: 2nd of the month) /SARRE-UNION (3rd of the month)
/ SPE CHBACH- LE-BAS - FermePflieger (1st of the month) /Friday afternoon:HOLTZWIHR - Ferme Meyer /
WATTWILLER (3rd of the month)
Saturday morning:ALTKIRCH / BARR / BENFELD /ERSTEIN / HAGUENAU / INGWILLER
/ LAMPERTSLOCH (2nd of the month)/ PFAFFENHOFFEN / SAVERNE (AB)/ SELESTAT Square Ehm - ArsenalSt-Hilaire (AB) / STRASBOURG pl.du March-aux-Poissons (AB) etpl. du March Neuf (until 4pm) /VENDENHEIM / WISSEMBOURGSaturday afternoon:MANSPACH - Maison du Moulin(last of the month) / WUENHEIM- Cave Vinicole (1st of the month)
MULHOUSE (B7)Canal Couvert: all day Tuesday,Thursday, Saturday and eveningsof festivals
MUNSTER (B5)Every year from 27 to 30 December
VILL (B4)In summer every day at the end of
the afternoon.
ALSACE GASTRONOMYAND WINE HIKING RALLIES
LES RALLYES DAGLAE+33 (0)3 88 47 36 71www.rallyes-aglae.com
DISCOVERAGRICULTURE
Over the plain to the south ofStrasbourg crops of cabbage forchoucroute are spread in the fields;in the north hop fields stand talland the piedmont is covered withvineyards of renowned grape types.Go and meet the farmers behind thispatchwork landscape! (enquireabout the opening hours)
EDUCATIONAL FARMS
BERNWILLER (B7)Educational farmVia la Ferme AssociationTypical Sundgovian country-stylefarm. Activities based on farm lifeand its animals.+33 (0)3 89 25 30 55
BOUXWILLER (B8)Educational farm which runseventsLa Cl des Champs AssociationA real full-scale working farm,with very diversified livestock and alarge variety of organic crops.+33 (0)3 89 40 39 87www.cledelaferme.net
ECKWERSHEIM (C3)
Dairy farmingFerme du Bruehl+33 (0)3 88 59 45 38
MERKWILLER-PECHELBRONN (C2)Horse breeding, horse ridingeventsEcurie du Loti+33 (0)3 88 80 90 10
SIEWILLER (B2)Dairy farming, poultry, etc.Ferme des Tuileries+33 (0)3 88 00 72 57
URBEIS (B4)Organic mountain farmingFerme Humbert+33 (0)3 88 57 06 00www.biofermehumbert.com
WESSERLING (A6)The farm - Maison de lagriculturede montagne (Mountain farmingeducation centre)
+33 (0)3 89 38 28 08www.parc-wesserling.fr
Mills
www.tourism-alsace.com
STORCKENSOHN (A6)
OIL MILLProtecting an expertise that is 270 yearsold: manufacturing walnut and nut oil aswell as old-fashioned apple and pearjuice.+33 (0)3 89 39 14 00
WALHEIM (B7)
WALHEIM WATERMILLListed as a historical monument. Witha paddle wheel with a diameter of4.85 metres.+33 (0)3 89 40 98 46
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Towns and villages, handicratHANDICRAFT
Although ceramics remains themost famous, local handicraft iscentred around a raft of expertise(wood sculpture, marquetry, stonesculpture, popular paintings, etc.).Some craftsmen, craft professionsand catering professions welcomepassing tourists. Others offerclasses and demonstrations.
EXHIBITIONS ON CRAFTPROFESSIONS
GUEBWILLLER (B6)IEACEuropean Institute of Ceramic Arts+33 (0)3 89 74 12 09http://ieac.free.fr
Events based on craft professions(heritage, tradition, creation)Fdration rgionale des mtiersdart dAlsace (Regional Federationfor Craft Professionals in Alsace)+33 (0)3 88 08 25 57www.fremaa.com
La Seigneurie of Andlau (to openin 2011) will focus on the heritage in
professions, movements and exper-tise, in line with the material.+33 (0)3 88 58 52 22www.pays-de-barr.com
POTTERS VILLAGES
SOUFFLENHEIM (D2)+33 (0)3 88 86 74 90www.soufflenheim.fr
BETSCHDORF (C2)+33 (0)3 88 54 44 92www.pays-betschdorf-hatten.com
Pottery Museum+33 (0)3 88 54 48 07www.betschdorf.com
MARQUETRY OF ARTBOERSCH - ST-LEONARD
(B4)
Spindler+33 (0)3 88 95 80 17
www.spindler.tm.frPFAFFENHOFFEN (C2)
Vidal+33 (0)3 88 72 21 93
FABRICS
MUTTERSHOLTZ (C4)Kelsch - Gander Weaving+33 (0)3 88 85 15 32
MAKERS OF ALSATIANTRADITIONAL DRESS
STRASBOURG (C3)Maison Bossert+33 (0)3 88 32 28 47
TOWNS
AND VILLAGESIN BLOOM
Discover the towns and villages inbloom, ranked from 1 to 4 flowerson our websites
www.tourism-alsace.comwww.tourisme67.comwww.tourisme68.com
AWARD-WINNINGVILLAGES
THE MOST BEAUTIFULVILLAGES IN FRANCE
EGUISHEIM (B5)+33 (0)3 89 41 21 78www.ville-eguisheim.fr
HUNAWIHR (B5)+33 (0)3 89 73 60 42
HUNSPACH (D1)+33 (0)3 88 80 59 39
MITTELBERGHEIM (B4)+33 (0)3 88 08 01 66www.mittelbergheim.fr
RIQUEWIHR (B5)+33 (0)3 89 49 09 10www.riquewihr.fr
THE MOST BEAUTIFULSURROUNDINGS IN FRANCE
OBERNAI (B4)+33 (0)3 88 95 64 13www.obernai.fr
THANN (B6)+33 (0)3 89 38 53 00www.ville-thann.fr
HALF-TIMBEREDHOUSE
There is a large variety of half-timbered houses in Alsace,depending on the area (plain ormountain) and the use of the build-ing (animal breeding, agriculture orviniculture).The shapes of the interlacingbeams had symbolic value: thediamond represented fertility, thecross of St Andr protection andmultiplication (diamond and crosssometimes cross over), and slant-
ing posts reflected the silhouetteof man. Inscriptions of sun cycles,tulips and 5 or 6 pointed stars werebelieved to protect the house fromlightening, fire, witches and otherevils. Half-timbering and faadeswere enhanced with sculpturesand embellished with painted pat-terns. The steeply sloping roof (toprevent snow from collecting) wasmade of Biberschwanz, tiles inthe shape of a beavers tail. Inside,only the main room, la Stube, washeated, along with the kitchen.Some experts claim that, ratherthan being purely symbolic, each
part of the half-timbering playeda very specific and important rolewhen it came to shoring up thestructure.
REICHSTETT (C3)Parc des Maisons Alsaciennes(Park of Alsatian houses)corue of different types of tradi-
tional houses.+33 (0)3 88 20 59 90
UNGERSHEIM (B6)Ecomuse dAlsace (AlsaceOpen Air Museum) (MF)With 72 authentic houses dis-mantled and rebuilt on site, theOpen Air Museum is the biggestin France and one of the richestand most prestigious in Europe.+33 (0)3 89 74 44 54www.ecomusee-alsace.fr
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Lay siegeto history!
n Alsace, budding historians can travel through time and relivethe days o chivalrous knights whilst visiting the multiple ortifedcastles and hearing the legends o the men who built them. Thecountless churches, chapels and historic buildings, all richly ornate,
reect the development o both Romanesque art and Alsatian Gothicism.
Let yoursel be carried away with emotion and admiration at the memorialsites, museums and other spots o outstanding beauty. The historic centreo Strasbourg, capital o Europe with 2,000 years worth o history, is aUNESCO World Heritage site. On 7 July 2008, it was joined by Neu-Brisach, with its star ortifcations designed by Vauban. Such monuments,along with many others, bear witness to Alsaces turbulent past.
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MUSEUMS
Evidence of a rich and eventfulpast, an abundance of art, localtraditions or even the work of oneman; the museums of Alsace arefull of priceless collections that arediverse and sometimes extraordi-nary. Small and large museums canbe found at:www.musees-alsace.org
There is a museum pass for theUpper Rhine:
www.museumspass.com
Brochure Muses Passion 68en Haute-Alsace (Fascinatingmuseums in Dpartement 68, Haut-Alsace) can be downloaded fromwww.tourisme68.com
MUSEUMS OR INDUSTRYAND TECHNOLOGY
(MF = Museum of France)
BIESHEIM (C5)Muse de lOptique(Optical museum)Exceptional collection of optical
instruments (topography, micro-scopes, marine, astronomy, laserand holography).+33 (0)3 89 72 01 59
BISCHWILLER (C2)Laub MuseumLocal and artistic history of the townwhich was the refuge for Huguenotswho were mostly drapers. Describesa flourishing textile industry.+33 (0)3 88 53 99 29www.bischwiller.com
COLMAR (B5)Muse des Usines Municipalesde Colmar (Museum of Colmars
municipal factories)The industrial adventure through
the pub lic services: wat er, gas ,electricity and transport.+33 (0)3 89 24 60 07www.calixo.net/mum
GEISPOLSHEIM (C3)MuseumLes Secrets du Chocolat(The secrets of chocolate)A tour through the history of cocoa,chocolate and the brand Marquisede Svign - shop.+33 (0)3 88 55 04 90www.musee-du-chocolat.com
GRANDFONTAINE (B3)2 CV MuseumExhibition of models collected byfans, including James Bonds 2 CV.+33 (0)3 88 38 64 76www.musee-2cv.com
HUSSEREN-WESSERLING (A6)Wesserling Park - Haute-AlsaceTextile MuseumTextile museum in the former royalmanufacturing site of Wesserling.Mixed Gardens Festival insummer in the heritage farm. Thesite is a listed historical monumentand its four gardens are classifiedRemarkable Gardens.+33 (0)3 89 38 28 08www.parc-wesserling.fr
KLINGENTHAL (B4)Maison de la ManufacturedArmes Blanches (Factory forthe manufacture of swords andknives)History of the 1st French company
to manufacture swords and knives,manufacturing techniques, collec-
tion of items produced and tools,forge workshop.+33 (0)3 88 95 95 28www.klingenthal.fr
MERKWILLER-PECHELBRONN (C2)French Oil MuseumHistory of oil in Alsace up until
the closing of the refinery in 1970.Pechelbronn was the birthplace of
the worlds oil industry.+33 (0)3 88 80 91 08www.musee-du-petrole.com
MULHOUSE (B7)
Cit de lAutomobile - NationalMuseum - Schlumpf Collection(MF)The largest car museum in the
world with around one hundredBugattis.+33 (0)3 89 33 23 23www.collection-schlumpf.com
Muse de lImpression sur Etoffes(Museum of Printed Textiles) (MF)Unique collection of textile mas-
terpieces; as well as 3 million sam-ples, the museum preserves almost50,000 textile documents: yardages,bedcovers, scarves, shawls, etc.from the 18th century to today.+33 (0)3 89 46 83 00www.musee-impression.com
Cit du Train, French RailwayMuseum (MF)The living evolution of the train,
spread over 6,000 m2. The mostbeautiful European collection ofrailway related material.+33 (0)3 89 42 83 33www.citedutrain.com
EDF Electropolis Museum- Laventure de llectricit(The adventure of electricity) (MF)From ancient times to today, numer-ous experiments and discoveries.Observation of strange electricalphenomena.+33 (0)3 89 32 48 50www.electropolis.tm.fr
MUTZIG (B3)Muse des Rohan(Rohan Castle Museum)Collection of firearms, swords andknives, including the Chassepotrifle.+33 (0)3 88 38 11 61www.ot-molsheim-mutzig.com
OBERMODERN (D2)Espace de la locomotive vapeur(Steam engine museum)A collection unique in NorthernFrance of model engines.+33 (0)3 88 90 18 04
OFFENDORF (D2)
Muse de la Batellerie (Inlandwater shipping museum)Set on a Freycinet barge, exhibitionshowing the development of inlandwater shipping. Offendorf was thebiggest town of bargees in EasternFrance in the 20th century.+33 (0)3 88 96 74 92
REICHSHOFFEN (C2)Muse du Fer (MF) (Iron museum)History of iron metallurgy, the originof industrial life in the NorthernVosges, and the work in De Dietrichand Treca factories, etc+33 (0)3 88 80 34 49
RIXHEIM (MF) (B7)Muse du Papier Peint (Museumof Wallpaper)Unique in the world due to the sizeof its collections, the museum islocated in a Commandery of the
Teutonic Knights (1740) dedicated tothe manufacture of wallpaper since1797. History of wallpaper with130,000 documents presented in theform of new exhibitions every year.+33 (0)3 89 64 24 56www.museepapierpeint.org
SAINTE-CROIX-AUX-MINES (B4)Scierie Muse Vincent (Vincentsawmill museum)Former old family sawmill, oldmachines from the last century inworking order, including a largesteam engine from 1893 put intoaction for demonstrations, sawyer
too ls. Lis ted Indust ria l Her itagesite.+33 (0)3 89 58 78 18
SAINTE-MARIE-AUX-MINES (B4)Maison de Pays (Alsace educa-tional centre)Mineralogy museum: rich collec-
tion of regional and internationalmineralogy.Textile museum: thread and weav-ing preparation room with variousmetiers, by hand or machine, run bya professional weaver.Mining museum: miners tools,copies of archives, reconstructionof a 16th century mine.+33 (0)3 89 58 56 67http://maisondepays.site.voila.fr
SAVERNE (B2)Tour du Tlgraphe Chappe(Chappe Telegraph Tower)Discover Chappes telegraphysystem, the worlds first telecom-munications network.+33 (0)3 88 52 98 99www.shpta.com
UHLWILLER (C2)Muse du Pain (Bread museum)History of bread from the harvestand agricultural machinery up to themanufacture of bread.+33 (0)3 88 07 71 80+33 (0)3 88 07 70 29
MINES
GRANDFONTAINE (B3)Ancienne Mine de Fer de Framont(Former iron mine of Framont)Iron mine, museum of mineralogyand mines.+33 (0)3 88 97 20 09
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SAINTE-MARIE-AUX-MINES (B4)Mine dArgent Saint-Barthlemy(St Bartholomew silver mine)Silver mine dating from the 16th cen-
tury. Natural museum.+33 (0)3 89 58 72 28
Mine dArgent Saint-Louis-Eisenthur (St Louis-Eisenthursilver mine)Silver mine from the 16th century,registered Historical Monument.+33 (0)3 89 58 62 11www.asepam.orgGabe Gottes MineFrom 16th to 20th century, fromgold to arsenic, an underground
tour through the history of the ValdArgent in 200 m of galleries.+33 (0)3 89 58 62 11www.asepam.org
Tellure NEW!Underground Worlds ExplorationCentre.+33 (0)3 89 58 80 50www.tellure.fr
STEINBACH (B3)
Anciennes mines de Steinbach(Former mines of Steinbach)In the remarkable natural locationof Silberthal, three different sitesrecount 1,000 years of mining ironand argentiferous lead.- Saint-Nicolas Mine- Mine du Donnerloch (open air)- Mine de lErzenbach+33 (0)3 89 75 50 35www.cernay.net
MUSEUMS AND HISTORICALAND ARCHEOLOGICAL SITES
(MF = Museum of France)
BERGHEIM (B5)Maison des Sorcires(The witches house)Permanent exhibition on the witch
trials in Bergheim in the 16th and17th centuries.+33 (0)3 89 73 18 64+33 (0)3 89 73 31 98
BIESHEIM (C5)Gallo-Roman Museum (MF)The museum presents the numer-ous discoveries of one of the majorsettlements on the Alsace plain.+33 (0)3 89 72 01 58www.ville-biesheim.fr
BRUMATH (C2)Archaeological MuseumCollection from the Palaeolithic age
to the Migration Period, the Gallo-Roman past of the town.+33 (0)3 88 51 05 15
CERNAY (B6)Muse de la Porte de Thann MF(Museum of the gate of Thann)Located in a 13th century tower.Subjects: the 2 World Wars, archae-ology of Cernay and its surroundingarea, historic room presenting thediscovery of the ancient town (15th-18th century), holy art.+33 (0)3 89 75 50 35
DEHLINGEN (B1)Archaeological site in Gurtelbach
Garden demonstrating the dietaryhabits of the time, remains of aGallo-Roman farm. Permanentexhibition.+33 (0)3 88 00 40 39www.tourisme.alsace-bossue.net
DOSSENHEIM-SUR-ZINSEL (B2)Fortified sanctuary, remainsof a houseSanctuary going back to the MiddleAges. Permanent exhibition explain-ing the site.+33 (0)3 88 70 00 04
ENSISHEIM (B6)
Muse de la Rgence (RegencyMuseum)Archaeology, history and the activityof potash miners. Fallen meteoritefrom 1492.+33 (0)3 89 26 49 54
FESSENHEIM (C6)Muse de la Hardt - MaisonMarc et Victor Schoelcher (HardtMuseum - the house of Marc andVictor Schoelcher)Exhibition of the work of VictorSchoelcher, the anti-slavery cam-paigner and his father, a famous19th century Par is porcelain
manufacturer.+33 (0)3 89 48 60 99
GUNSBACH (B5)Albert Schweitzer MuseumMuseum of the life and work ofAlbert Schweitzer.+33 (0)3 89 77 31 42
HAGUENAU (C2)Historical Museum (MF)Large archaeological collectionswith graves from the Haguenauforest. Beautiful Gallo-roman items.+33 (0)3 88 93 79 22www.ville-haguenau.fr
HUNINGUE (C7)Huningue Museum (MF)Historical and military museum ofHuningue.+33 (0)3 89 69 17 80+33 (0)3 89 81 65 11www.histoire-huningue.eu
KATZENTHAL (B5)Muse archologique du Chteaude Wineck (ArchaeologicalMuseum of Wineck Castle)+33 (0)3 89 23 38 23
KAYSERSBERG (B5)Albert Schweitzer MuseumPresentation of Schweitzers hospi-
tal work from 1913 to today.+33 (0)3 89 47 36 55
Local History Museum (MF)Collection of religious works of artfrom 14th to the 18th century (a shrineMadonna from 1380, Christ withpalms from the 15th century, etc.).Local handicraft, local history.+33 (0)3 89 78 11 11
LANGENSOULTZBACH(C1)Muse Dieux, desses etsanctuaires des Vosges du NordGods, goddesses and sanctuariesin the Northern Vosges MuseumLocal archaeology from the Romanperiod.+33 (0)3 88 09 31 01http://langensoultzbach.free.fr
MACKWILLER (B2)Remains of a Gallo-Romanimperial villaThermal baths, mausoleum, histori-cal presentation of the town.+33 (0)3 88 00 40 39www.tourisme.alsace-bossue.net
MOLSHEIM (C3)Muse de la Chartreuse et de laFondation Bugatti (Museum ofthe Carthusian Monastery and theBugatti Foundation-MF)Located in the former CarthusianMonastery (tradit ional bui ld-ings, cloister and restored cells).Collections on the history of theregion and the Fondation Bugatti,creator of the factory on the out-skirts of the town.+33 (0)3 88 49 59 38www.chartreuse-molsheim.info
MULHOUSE (B7)
Historical Museum (MF)Located in the town hall built in1552, the entire history of the freerepublic of Mulhouse.+33 (0)3 89 33 78 17www.musees.mulhouse.museum
NEUF-BRISACH (C5)Vauban Museum (MF)Historical Museum: plans, manu-scripts, etchings and photos of thehistory of Neuf-Brisachs fortress,from its creation in 1698 to today.Drawings show the technique of
the fortified works according to the3rd system of Vauban.+33 (0)3 89 72 03 93+33 (0)3 89 72 56 66
NIEDERBRONN-LES-BAINS (C1)Maison de lArchologie desVosges du Nord (Northern VosgesArchaeology Museum) (MF)Local archaeology, ancient ther-mal baths. Reconstruction of anindustrial past and the De Dietrichfactories .+33 (0)3 88 80 36 37www.niederbronn.com
LA PETITE PIERRE (B2)Muse du Sceau Alsacien(Museum of the Alsatian seal)Presentation of seals, banners ofwar and coats of arms portraying
the life of the lords, cra ftsmen,peasants, soldiers and priestsduring the feudal period.+33 (0)3 88 70 48 65www.musee-sceau.com
RIBEAUVILL (B5)Municipal MuseumThe treasures of the Lords ofRibeaupierre.+33 (0)3 89 73 20 00
RIQUEWIHR (B5)Muse de la Communicationen Alsace, Postes - Diligences- Tlcoms (Alsaces Museumof Communication, post
offices - stagecoaches- telecommunication)+33 (0)3 89 47 93 80www.shpta.com
Muse du Dolder (Dolder Belfry)(MF)In the tower, collection of weaponsand various tools of coopers.Tour des Voleurs / Maison duVigneron (The Thieves Tower /The Winemakers House)Winemakers house from the 16thcentury, ramparts, torture chamber.+33 (0)3 89 73 23 23www.ribeauville-riquewihr.com
ROUFFACH (B6)Muse du Bailliage(Bailiffs museum)Local history.+33 (0)3 89 49 78 22
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SAVERNE (B2)Archaeological Museum (MF)Large archaeological collectiondisplayed in the southern wing ofRohan Castle.+33 (0)3 88 91 18 52www.ot-saverne.fr
SLESTAT (B4)Humanist LibraryCollection of the Latin schooland the humanist BeatusRhenanus, stocked in particular
with 450 manuscripts, 550 earlyprinted books and 2,000 worksfrom the 16th century.+33 (0)3 88 58 07 20www.bh-selestat.fr
SELTZ (D2)Krumacker MuseumArchaeology and local history.+33 (0)3 88 05 59 79www.tourisme-seltz.fr
SOULTZ (B6)Chteau-Muse du Bucheneck(Bucheneck castle-Museum)Local history, various items ofJewish art.+33 (0)3 89 76 02 [email protected]
STRASBOURG (C3)Archaeological Museum (MF)Located in the basement of thePalais Rohan, large collectionportraying the daily life in thePalaeolithic, Neolithic and Gallo-Roman periods, the richness of theMerovingian civilisation in Alsace.+33 (0)3 88 52 50 00www.musees-strasbourg.org
Muse Historique(Historical Museum) (MF)Lodged since 1920 in the formerSlaughterhouse (1587), it presents
the hist ory of urbanis m and the
political, economic and social his-tory of Strasbourg from the MiddleAges to the 18th century. Reliefplan of the city at 1:600 created in1725-1727.+33 (0)3 88 52 50 00www.musees-strasbourg.org
THANN (B6)Muse dArt et dHistoire Locale(Museum of Art and Local History)(MF)+33 (0)3 89 37 02 31+33 (0)3 89 37 96 20
WALDERSBACH (B4)Jean-Frdric Oberlin Museum(MF)Located in the former Presbytery,objects and documents from theperiod showing the impressive
educational and social work of thePastor Oberlin - learning resourcescentre - house of children (educa-
tional tool available for teachers)and gardens.+33 (0)3 88 97 30 27www.musee-oberlin.com
WINTZFELDEN (B6)Lapidarium (open air)Lapidary collection of Romanesqueand Gothic art which comes from
the Schwarzenthann convent builtin the 12th century.+33 (0)3 89 47 00 01
MUSEUMS OF ARTS
AND TRADITIONSSee p. 23.
FINE ARTS MUSEUM,COLLECTIONS
(MF = Museum of France)
BARR (B4)Museum of the Folie Marco (MF)This folly is a French style patri-cian home. Refined interior, beauti-ful objects, collection of furniturefrom the Rhine Renaissance at theend of the 19th century.+33 (0)3 88 08 94 72
BISCHWILLER (C2)Maison des Arts (Arts museum)Works by the artist-painter Steinmetzand marqueter Baumer, presentedin their picturesque Alsace home.+33 (0)3 88 06 46 59www.bischwiller.com
COLMAR (B5)Unterlinden Museum (MF)The museum is located in a formerDominican convent founded in1232. Large collections of Rhenishsculptures and paintings from theend of the Middle Ages and theRenaissance. Famous altarpiecepainted by Grnewald between1512 and 1516 for the convent ofAntonine dIssenheim. Collectionsof archaeology, modern art, popularAlsace arts, decorative arts, etc.+33 (0)3 89 20 15 50www.musee-unterlinden.com
Bartholdi Museum (MF)The house where sculptor AugusteBartholdi (Colmar 1834 - Paris 1904)was born, creator of the statueof Liberty and the Lion of Belfort.Several models, studies, drawings,paintings, photos, etc. Furniture andpersonal souvenirs of the artist.+33 (0)3 89 41 90 60www.musee-bartholdi.com
Animated Museum of Toys andModel TrainsGeorges Trincots exceptionalcollection.+33 (0)3 89 41 93 10www.museejouet.com
GUEBWILLER (B6)Florival Museum (MF)Collection of works by the famousceramist Thodore Deck.+33 (0)3 89 74 22 89www.ville-guebwiller.fr/musee-florival/
GUNSBACH (B5)
Muse dart africainFrom Gabon.+33 (0)3 89 77 31 42
MULHOUSE (B7)Muse des Beaux-Arts(Museum of Fine Arts) (MF)Works by J.J Henner, Alsatianartists and contemporary art.+33 (0)3 89 33 78 11www.musees.mulhouse.museum
PFAFFENHOFFEN(C2)Muse dImagerie populaireSee p. 23
SAVERNE (B2)Art and History MuseumLocated in the Chteau des Rohan.Religious sculptures (15th - 16thcentury), paintings, etc. Donated byLouise Weiss.+33 (0)3 88 91 06 28www.ot-saverne.fr
SOULTZ (B6)La Nef des Jouets(The Nave of Toys)Large collection of old toys dis-
played in a former Commandery ofSaint Jean of Jrusalem.+33 (0)3 89 74 30 92
Contemporar
Museums
Contemporary work is welcome inAlsace. Throughout the region, bringingdynamism to the heart of the Rhinelandbasin, several locations offer you thechance to discover an ever-changinguniverse.
ALTKIRCH (B7)Le CRAC Alsace - Centre RhnandArt Contemporain (Rhenish Centreof Contemporary Art)The centre aims to bring contem-porary art to a large public, throughcycles of exhibitions, workshops ordiscussions on current creations.+33 (0)3 89 08 82 59www.cracalsace.com
ERSTEIN (C4)Centre dArt Wrth France(Wrth France Arts Centre)
Only exhibition of the Wrth collec-tion, in France. One of the largest col-lections of modern and contemporaryart by a company in Europe.+33 (0)3 88 64 74 84www.musee-wurth.fr
SLESTAT (B4)Le FRAC AlsaceSupporting and promoting contempo-rary creations, publicising contempo-rary art and raising public awarenessare its 3 main aims. The space is home
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STRASBOURG (C3)uvre Notre-Dame Museum (MF)Development of the arts in theUpper Rhine and Strasbourgbetween the 11th and the 17th centu-ries. Sculptures from the cathedral,major works from the 15th century,stained glass windows, furniture,still life paintings by SbastienStoskopff.
Museum of Decorative Arts (MF)Located on the ground floor of
the Palais Rohan, it includes thesumptuous flats of the cardinals ofRohan and collections of decorativeart (Hannong ceramics, silverware,etc.).
Fine Arts Museum (MF)On the 1st floor of the Palais Rohan,rich collection of paintings from
the 15th century to 1870 (Raphal,Vronse, Rubens, Goya, Corot,Courbet, etc.)
Collection of engravings (MF)Over 220,000 works from the 15th
to the 20th century covering allthe techniques of the rich Alsaceiconography (drawings, etchings,lithographs, etched engravings).+33 (0)3 88 52 50 00
www.musees-strasbourg.orgCentre de lIllustration TomiUngerer (Tomi Ungerer IllustrationCentre) (MF)Located in the Villa Greiner, ithouses a collection of more than
8,000 drawings given to his hometown by Tomi Ungerer, draughts-man and illustrator born in 1931in Strasbourg. The whole ispresented in rotation in a the-matic tour of around 300 originalworks.+33 (0)3 69 06 37 27www.musees-strasbourg.org
WISSEMBOURG (D1)Westercamp Museum (MF)Very beautiful collection ofAlsatian bourgeois furniture,located in a Renaissance house.Popular lithography, weapons,archaeological section.+33 (0)3 88 94 10 11(closed for renovation)
SCIENCE AND NATUREMUSEUMS
(MF = Museum of France)
COLMAR (B5)Muse dHistoire Naturelle etdEthnographie (Natural historyand ethnography museum) (MF)Animals and general and regionalgeology, an ethnography room, aroom of Egyptian antiquities, a roomof fabrics and Coptic civilisation.+33 (0)3 89 23 84 15
www.museumcolmar.orgSENTHEIM (A7)
Maison de la Gologie et delEnvironnement (Geology andenvironment centre)Museum which traces the history ofAlsace through 4 geological eras.+33 (0)6 07 109 777http://sentheim.geologie.free.fr
STRASBOURG (C3)
The VaisseauLearning whilst having fun.Place for the discovery ofscience and technology for 3-15 year olds. Interactive andunusual discoveries of theworlds of animals, water, man,photography, etc.+33 (0)3 88 44 44 00www.levaisseau.com
Zoological Museum of Strasbourg(MF)From an authentic natural historyassociation, this collection is oneof the richest in France. Themedexhibitions, library for children andadults.+33 (0)3 90 24 04 85www.musees-strasbourg.org
PlanetariumAstonishing large cupola themedevents and exhibition on the stellarworld which brings the universe
to life.+33 (0)3 90 24 24 50http://planetarium.u-strasbg.fr
Muse de Sismologie et deMagntisme Terrestre (Museum ofSeismology and Earth Magnetism)Old seismometers and collectionof instruments for measuring theEarths magnetic field.+33 (0)3 90 24 01 27http://eost.u-strasbg.fr/musee/Accueil.html
GENEALOGY
GUEBWILLER (B6)
Centre Dpartemental dHistoiredes Familles du Haut-Rhin(Departmental centre of thefamilies of Haut-Rhin)This unique centre makes a largeamount of historic, thematic andgenealogic documentation avail-able to the public. Conduct any kindof genealogical research in theregistry prior to 1892 and the parishrecords of the Ancien Rgime for
the current department of Haut -Rhin. There is a huge genealogi-cal library dealing with familiesin France and containing a largecollection of archives on the whole
of French territory.+33 (0)3 89 62 12 40www.cdhf.net
STRASBOURG (C3)Archives dpartementales duBas-Rhin (Departmental archivesof Bas-Rhin)+33 (0)3 69 06 73 06http://archives.cg67.fr
Museums
SAINT-LOUIS (C7)Lespace dart contemporain FernetBranca (Fernet Branca space ofcontemporary art)
Huge exhibition area whose faadeis listed as a Historic Monument. Itshows a monumental eagle holdinga bottle of spirits from Saint-Louis,perched on a globe and a crown.+33 (0)3 89 69 10 77www.museefernetbranca.org
STRASBOURG (C3)Muse dArt Moderne etContemporain (Museum of Modernand Contemporary Art) (MF)Located on the banks of the Ill, themuseum is a hommage to modernity.The collections focus around a hugestained glass nave, on two floors.Consultation room for photographsand graphic art, art library, audito-rium, restaurant.
+33 (0)3 88 23 31 31www.musees-strasbourg.org
"TRANS-RHEIN-ART"Alsace contemporary art networkwww.artenalsace.org
The brochure on contemporary artcan be downloaded fromwww.tourism-alsace.com
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Land o ortifed castlesCASTLES
Cultural bastion of the Holy RomanEmpire, Alsace is one of theEuropean regions with the mostmediaeval fortified castles!Today the majority are in ruins,their silhouettes have been partof the landscape for generationsand plunge us into the mysteriousMiddle Ages.
Discover them all in the brochureAlsace - In the land of castles,
which can be downloaded from:www.tourism-alsace.comwww.tourisme67.comwww.tourisme68.com
A few suggestions among almost100 remarkable castles:
AUTOUR DE LEMBACH(C1)Chteau du Fleckenstein
Childrens activity route Le Chteaudes nigmes (puzzle castle) andLe Ptit Fleck(the little Fleck),sandstone castle and forest playarea. Built in the 12th century, thecastle dominates the forests of theNorthern Vosges and is a focal pointfor the Middle Ages in Alsace.
Nearby:H ohenbourg - F roens bourgWasigenstein - Petit-ArnsbergLutzelhardt+33 (0)3 88 05 82 40www.tourisme-nordalsace.fr
LICHTENBERG ANDSURROUNDING AREA (B2)Chteau de LichtenbergBuilt at the beginning of the13th century on a hill which domi-nates the village, the site includesa contemporary area for culturalactivities.+33 (0)3 88 89 98 72www.chateaudelichtenberg.com
Nearby:New and old Windstein Wasenbourg- La Petite Pierre+33 (0)3 88 01 49 59www.parc-vosges-nord.fr
Nearby:B e r n s t e i n - O r t e n b o u r g -Frankenbourg - Kintzheim**Opening hours tie in with those of
the Eagle Park.+33 (0)3 88 92 84 33www.voleriedesaigles.com
ON THE PLAIN (A2)Chteau de DiedendorfSmall fortified manor from the16th century restored in the AlsatianRenaissance style.+33 (0)3 88 01 01 96www.chateau-de-diedendorf.com
RIBEAUVILL ANDSURROUNDING AREA (B5)3 castles of RibeauvillOf the 3 ruins dominating Ribeauvill,St Ulrich is the most impressive. Notfar from there, Girsberg castle hasa more visible dwelling site. At theirside, Haut-Ribeaupierre was anadvanced post during the attemptedinvasions of Alsace by the King ofFrance.
Nearby:Bilstein - Aubure+33 (0)3 89 73 23 23
www.ribeauville-riquewihr.com
WINTZENHEIM (B5)Chteau du Hohlandsbourg
Built in the 13th century and rein-forced in the 16th century by Lazarede Schwendi. From Easter toNovember, the castle offers severalevents. Historic festivals, educa-
tional activities, entertainment andtours of the gar dens fill ed withmedicinal plants used in the MiddleAges.+33 (0)3 89 30 10 20www.chateau-hohlandsbourg.com
OBERSTEINBACH (C1)Maison des Chteaux Forts(House of fortified castles)Fortified castles, their construction,
their access, their masters.+33 (0)3 88 09 50 65
SLESTAT ANDSURROUNDING AREA(B4)Chteau du Haut-KoenigsbourgAt more than 800 m of altitude,imposing fortress restored byGuillaume II in the spirit of theend of the 15th century.Navette (shuttle bus) Slestatstation Haut-Koenigsbourgfrom March to December.+33 (0)3 88 82 50 60www.haut-koenigsbourg.fr
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Memorial sitesMEMORIAL SITES
The number of fortifications, battlesites, memorial sites or even muse-ums bear witness to Alsaces com-plex past. A land that was foughtover for many years with a turbulentpast, it changed nationality fourtimes between 1870 and 1945. Thisheritage is an exceptional educa-tional and cultural resource; youcan find more details about it in thebrochure Alsace: a place full ofmemories, a land without borders,available for download at:www.tourism-alsace.comwww.tourisme67.comwww.tourisme68.com
CERNAY (B6)National Monument of the VieilArmand (Hartmannswillerkopf)Named Vieil Armand by thepoilus (French WW1 veterans), theHartmannswillerkopf mountain was
the site of very bloody battles in1915. The site comprises a nationalcemetery with 1,256 graves, a bone-yard and a 80 m trench providing
access to the crypt which is hometo 12,000 unknown soldiers.A listed site, with the Presidentof the Republic as its honorarypatron.+33 (0)3 89 75 50 35www.cernay.net
MUTZIG (B3)Fort de Mutzig (Fort KaiserWilhelm II)Completed in 1918, this fort, thelargest in the German Empire, was
to prevent a French attack. Severaltechnologies, including concretewere used there for the first time.
Shelter, kitchens, canons, look-outposts, etc.+33 (0)6 08 84 17 42www.fort-mutzig.eu
NEUF-BRISACH (C5)A perfectly preserved and excep-
tional example of town fortificationsbuilt from scratch by Vauban along
the Rhine in 1697, Neuf-Brisach waslisted as a UNESCO world heritagesite in 2008.+33 (0)3 89 72 56 66www.tourisme-rhin.com
NATZWILLER (B4)Natzweiler-StruthofConcentration CampThe only camp in France runby the Nazis, which quicklybecame an exterminationcamp due to the work, 4 bar-racks remain (from the original17), along with the crematoryoven, cells and the museum.Outside, the National Necropolisof Deportation dominates thecamp.Centre europen du rsistantdport (European Centre ofDeported Resistance Members)Presents the history of the Nazi
concentration camp system.+33 (0)3 88 47 44 67www.struthof.fr
ORBEY (B5)Linge Memorial siteFirst World War battle field listedas a historic site, presenting theinfrastructures and remains of
the trenches which are very wellpreserved.
Linge Memorial MuseumHistoric hiking trail.+33 (0)3 89 77 29 97www.linge1915.com
MAGINOT LINEFORTIFICATIONS
(1929-1940)
LEMBACH (C1)Lime Kiln FortA 4 km network, witness to the real-
ity of life underground. Exhibition ofthe remains from the war.+33 (0)3 88 94 43 16+33 (0)3 88 94 48 62www.lignemaginot.fr
HUNSPACH (D1)Schoenenbourg FortThe men, in a trench 30 m belowground, remained undefeated at
the Armist ice. Barracks, kitchen,hospital, technical facilities, com-mand post, battle block and its
turret, thematic exhibitions.+33 (0)3 88 80 59 39www.lignemaginot.com
HATTEN (D2)Muse de lAbri (Shelter museum)
Reconstruction of daily life in thebunker. Portrayal of the war periodin Hatten, where one of the mostviolent armoured battles took place.Outside, old and modern militaryequipment and vehicles.+33 (0)3 88 80 14 90www.maginot-hatten.com
Other forts / Shelters / Casemates:D a m b a c h - N e u n h o f f e n ,O b e r r o e d e r n , L e u t e n h e i m ,Marckolsheim, Uffheim.Maps and works to visit atwww.tourisme67.com
www.tourism-alsace.com
SCHIRMECK (B4)Alsace-Moselle MemorialStriking historical tour from 1870
to today, tracing the diverseevents in the Alsace-Mosellearea and reflecting on the futureof the European continent.+33 (0)3 88 47 45 50www.memorial-alsace-moselle.com
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Religious heritage
Alsace is a spiritual region.Romanesque art spans a longperiod and is characterised bysome remarkable churches.Boosted by urban development,Gothic art reaches its pinnaclewith Strasbourg Cathedral. Afterthe Thirty Years War, wonder-ful edifices were constructed in
Baroque style.
In numerous vi l lages, twochurches reflect the two Catholicand Protestant communities. Thedensity of rural synagogues dem-onstrates the size of the Jewishcommunity. Today, Alsace remainsthe most multi-confessional regionin France.
RELIGIOUSBUILDINGS
Catholic places of worship (C) /Protestant places of worship (P)
ALSACE BOSSUE (A2/B2)Churches built by the architectStengel (P) in HARSKIRCHEN, BERGand SARRE-UNION+33 (0)3 88 00 40 39www.tourisme.alsace-bossue.net
ANDLAU (C) (B4)St Pierre and St Paul AbbeyChurchRomanesque style - legend ofSt Richardes bear.+33 (0)3 88 08 22 57www.pays-de-barr.com
AVOLSHEIM (C) (C3)
Romanesque church of Dompeter+33 (0)3 88 49 89 11
COLMAR (B5)St Martin Collegiate ChurchGothic style (13th and 14th century). Builton the site of a former Romanesquechurch. Felsberg organ, Silbermannsideboard and choir organ. Musicalrecitals Tuesday at 8:45 pm in season,from mid July to the end of August.+33 (0)3 89 41 27 20
Dominican ChurchGothic style (14th century). Paintingby Martin Schongauer Virgin at theRosebush. Stained glass windowsfrom the 14th century.+33 (0)3 89 24 46 57+33 (0)3 89 41 27 20
St Matthieu Protestant ChurchGothic style (14th century). FormerFranciscan convent church.Wooden statue of Christ (15th cen-
tury). Silbermann organ (1732). RichConsistory library begun in the13th century containing manuscriptsand early printed books given to the
Municipal library.+33 (0)3 89 41 44 96+33 (0)3 89 41 38 55
DAMBACH-LA-VILLE (C)(B4)St Sbastien ChapelRemarkable wooden Baroque alter.+33 (0)3 88 92 61 00www.pays-de-barr.com
EBERSMUNSTER (C) (C4)Abbey ChurchExcellent example of AlsatianBaroque style.+33 (0)3 88 85 78 32
EPFIG (C) (C4)St Marguerite Romanesque Chapel+33 (0)3 88 85 50 39
FELDBACH (B7)Romanesque church+33 (0)3 89 25 80 55
FERRETTE (B8)Saint Bernard-de-Menthon ChurchHuge spire from the 12th century.+33 (0)3 89 08 23 88
GUEBWILLER (B6)Les DominicainsChurch, cloister and convent from
the 16th century.+33 (0)3 89 62 21 82www.les-dominicains.com
Notre-Dame Church
Church from the 18th
century. Oneof the best examples of Neo-Classicism in Alsace.
St Lger ChurchRomanesque style, Gothic choir (12th-13th century). Restored interior.+33 (0)3 89 76 10 63www.tourisme-guebwiller.fr
HAGUENAU (C) (C2)St Georges ChurchRomanesque and Gothic styles.Remarkable rear quarter panel.
HORBOURG-WIHR (B5)St Michel ChurchTower from the 14th century, frescos
dating from the early 16th cen-tury (Martyre de Ste Marguerit e- St Margaret the martyr), modernstained glass windows (the Storyof Salvation).+33 (0)3 89 20 18 90
HUNAWIHR (B5)Hunawihr Church (C, P)Fortified church and cemetery(14th century).+33 (0)3 89 73 60 42
KUHLENDORF (P) (D1)Rare half-timbered church.+33 (0)3 88 54 44 92
LAUTENBACH (B6)St Michel Collegiate ChurchRomanesque style (12th century),Gothic choir.+33 (0)3 89 76 10 63www.tourisme-guebwiller.fr
MARMOUTIER (C) (B3)Abbey church inspired by Carolingianand Ottonian architecture.+33 (0)3 88 71 46 84www.paysdemarmoutier.com
MOLSHEIM (C) (C3)Jesuit ChurchVast Gothic and Renaissance
edifice. The Counter-Reformationsaw the construction of the Jesuitchurch which became the largestin the region.+33 (0)3 88 38 14 69www.ot-molsheim-mutzig.com
MURBACH (B6)Romanesque Abbey Church.+33 (0)3 89 76 10 63www.tourisme-guebwiller.fr
NEUWILLER-LES-SAVERNE (C) (B2)St Pierre and St Paul AbbeyChurchFrom ear ly Romanesque toBaroque.+33 (0)3 88 70 00 51+33 (0)3 88 89 23 45
www.tourisme-hanau-moder.fr
NIEDERHASLACH (C) (B3)St Florent Collegiate ChurchGothic style - remarkable stainedglass windows.+33 (0)3 88 87 33 50www.suisse-alsace.com
OTTMARSHEIM (C6)Octagonal abbey church in theRomanesque style. A copy of thePalatine chapel of Charlemagne inAix-la-Chapelle.+33 (0)3 89 26 27 57www.ottmarsheim.com
ROSHEIM (C) (B3)St Pierre and St Paul ChurchTypical of Alsatian Romanesquearchitecture (12th century).+33 (0)3 88 50 75 38www.rosheim.com
ROUFFACH (B6)Notre-Dame ChurchGothic style (12th -19th century)with Romanesque parts. Baptismalfonts from the 15th century. Callinetorgan.+33 (0)3 89 78 53 15www.ot-rouffach.com
ST-JEAN-SAVERNE (C)(B2)Former Romanesque abbeychurch.+33 (0)3 88 91 02 60
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SLESTAT (C) (B4)St Foy Church-beautiful Romanesque style.St Georges Church- Gothic style+33 (0)3 88 58 87 20www.selestat-tourisme.com
STRASBOURG (C) (C3)
Notre-Dame CathedralDominating the city with its142 m high spire, the cathedralepitomises the strength andgrandeur of Gothic art. It was
built between the 11th
and the15th century. Rose window, greatdoors, Pillar of Angels.Astronomical Clock+33 (0)3 88 32 75 78
Cathedral platform+33 (0)3 88 43 60 40
St Thomas (P)Hall church with five naves and sideaisles - mausoleum of the Marchalde Saxe (Marshal of Saxe).+33 (0)3 88 32 14 46www.saint-thomas-strasbourg.org
St Pierre Le Jeune (P)Only church in Strasbourg with acloister.+33 (0)3 88 32 41 60www.saintpierrelejeune.org
SURBOURG (C) (C2)St Arbogast ChurchRomanesque collegiate church.+33 (0)3 88 80 42 60
THANN (B6)St Thibaut Collegiate ChurchGothic style (14th-16th century).Several sculptures, ornamentalgreat doors, stained glass windowsand stalls from the 15th century,wooden statues of St Thibaut and
the Virgin Mary, 78 m tall spire.+33 (0)3 89 37 96 20www.ot-thann.fr
WISSEMBOURG (C) (D1)St Pierre and St Paul Abbey Church
Gothic and Romanesque styles.+33 (0)3 88 94 10 11+33 (0)3 88 94 16 31www.ot-wissembourg.fr
MAIN SITESOF PILGRIMAGEAND OTHER SITES
JUNGHOLTZ (B6)Notre-Dame of ThierenbachThe origins of this centre of pilgrim-age go back to 730 AD. The priorydates from 1130. Notre-Dame ofThierenbach, 2 km from Soultz, isat a splendid site at thefoot of Vieil-
Armand and the Grand Ballon.+33 (0)3 89 76 95 66
MARIENTHAL (C) (C2)The most popular Marian pilgrimagesite in Alsace.+33 (0)3 88 93 90 91
PFAFFENHEIM (B6)Notre-Dame of SchauenbergChapel founded in the 15th century.Pilgrimage there dates from 1483.+33 (0)3 89 49 35 33
RIBEAUVILL (B5)Notre-Dame of Dusenbach+33 (0)3 89 73 64 12
TROIS-PIS (B5)Pilgrimage to Trois-EpisIn 1491, the Virgin Mary
appeared to man for the 1st timeon 3 May, in the Vosges at aplace which became known asTrois-Epis. There is a constantflow of worshippers who come
to take Holy Communion in thechapel, which dates from theend of the 15th century.+33 (0)3 89 78 95 95
ALSACE,LAND OF ORGANS
Alsace has more than 1,200 instru-ments. Most of these quality
instruments are protected andrestored, particularly those built bythe Silbermann family in the 18thcentury (St Thomas in Strasbourg,Bouxwiller, Gries, Soultz, etc.),the Stiehr-Mockers in the 19thcen-tury (Roppenheim, Bischwiller,Barr, etc.), Callinet (Oltingue,Dannemarie), Legros (Ribeauvill)and Aubertin in Thann. Moreover,the art of organ workmanship ispreserved in Alsace with 9 mastercraftsmen still working, a EuropeanOrgan Centre at Marmoutiers and acentre for learning organ workman-ship in Eschau. The countless con-
certs involving organs demonstratethe vitality of this exceptionalregional heritage.
More information is available at:http://decorguesalsace.free.fr/
MARMOUTIER (B3)Centre Europen de lOrgue -Fltes du Monde (European OrganCentre - Flutes of the World)Discover the age-old civilisationand technology of the organ.- Collection of 1,000 flutes from fivecontinents from pre-history.+33 (0)3 88 03 21 34
www.paysdemarmoutier.com
DISCOVERALSATIANJUDAISM
In Alsace there are a number ofsynagogues and museums dedi-cated to Judaism.
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BOUXWILLER (B2)Muse judo alsaciendans lancienne synagogue.+33 (0)3 88 70 97 17
+33 (0)3 88 89 23 45www.tourisme-hanau-moder.fr
BISCHHEIM (C3)
COLMAR (B5)
HAGUENAU (C2)
HOCHFELDEN (C2)
LA PETITE PIERRE (B2)
MARMOUTIER (B3)
PFAFFENHOFFEN (C2)
SOULTZ (B6)
MUSEUMSLINKED
TO PROTESTANTHERITAGE
BOUXWILLER (B2) /OFFWILLER (C2)See p. 23
PFAFFENHOFFEN (C2)See p. 23
WALDERSBACH (B4)See p. 30
COLLECTIONS
STRASBOURG (C3)Alsatian Museum (MF)
See p. 23Traditional Catholic and ProtestantAlsatian costumes, art populairejudaque.+33 (0)3 88 52 50 01www.musees-strasbourg.org
Religious heritage
www.tourism-alsace.com
MONT SAINTE-ODILE- OTTROTT (B4)ODILE-OTTROTT (B4)Spiritual centre. Site occupiedfrom prehistoric times (Paganwall built around 1000 BC).Monastery founded by St Odile,
daughter of the Duc Adalric,who became the Patron Saint ofAlsace, at a time when Alsacewas poverty-stricken. Herradede Landsberg compiled theHortus Deliciarum, a kind ofChristian encyclopaedia, there.Remarkable site and panoramicviews.+33 (0)3 88 95 80 53www.mont-sainte-odile.com
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Practical inormationabout Alsace
he region covers a surace area o 8,280 km2 or a population o1,817,000. I Alsace is amous or its bad weather, it is mainlybecause o the harsh winters. However the Alsatian climate issemi-continental and the abundance o vineyards is evidence
o the hot and sunny summer months. Here we enjoy two more bank
holidays than the rest o France, according to local law: Good Friday(Easter) and St Stephens Day (26 December).
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ACCESS
BY CAR
FROM LARGE FRENCHCITIES
km timeBordeaux 933 10.09hrsBrest 1074 9.55hrsLille 525 4.57hrsLyon 497 4.29hrsMarseille 808 7.15hrsNantes 863 7.46hrs
Paris 490 4.25hrs
FROM LARGE EUROPEANCITIES
km timeBruxelles 433 4.11hrsBerne 239 2.26hrsLausanne 337 3.23hrsPrague 606 6.15hrsHambourg 706 6.21hrsMilan 481 4.55hrsLuxembourg 222 2.05hrs
TGV STATIONS
timeMetz 1.10hrsLille 3.20hrsNantes 5.10hrsRennes 5.15hrsMunich 5.00hrsStuttgart 1.20hrsZrich 2.05hrsParis- Saverne 2.00hrsParis- Strasbourg 2.20hrsParis- Colmar 2.50hrsParis- Mulhouse 3.00hrs
SNCF08 92 35 35 35www.sncf.comEasy access to high speed GermanICE trains using the Mtro-RhinStrasbourg - Offenbourg shuttle
bus (every hour).
DIRECT FLIGHT ROUTES
Thirty odd nationaland international routes.Strasbourg - Entzheim Airport+33 (0)3 88 64 67 67www.strasbourg.aeroport.fr
EuroAirportBasel-Mulhouse-Freiburg+33 (0)3 89 90 31 11www.euroairport.com
Air France3654 (ask for either horaires