Activities around my B&B
You will find a small selection of activities that you can undertake in this region.
Botanical walks in the Vosges
Discover the rich flora of the Vosges through guided botanical walks in alpine meadows and forests.
Château du Haut-Koenigsbourg
Impressive medieval castle high over Alsace, fully restored. Panoramic view over the Alsace plain.
Cité de l'Automobile — Schlumpf Collection (Mulhouse)
The largest car collection in the world with over 400 vehicles, including unique Bugattis. A must for car enthusiasts.
Domaine Schoffit — wine tasting in Colmar
Family-owned winery in Colmar featuring exceptional Rangen wines from Thann. One of the best producers in Alsace, renowned for their Grand Cru wines.
Domaines Schlumberger — Wine Tasting Guebwiller
The largest wine estate in Alsace with 140 hectares of vineyards. Taste grands crus in the historic cellars of Guebwiller. Open for visits and tastings.
Écomusée of Alsace — Ungersheim
The largest open-air museum in France with over 70 reconstructed Alsatian houses. A journey through the folk culture of Alsace.
Hartmannswillerkopf — WWI Memorial
Touching war memorial on the Vosges ridge. Commemorates the fierce battles of World War I. Close to the B&B.
Unterlinden Museum — Colmar
World-renowned museum featuring Grünewald's Isenheim Altarpiece. One of the richest art collections in Alsace.
Naturoparc Hunawihr — storks and more
Alsace is the stork capital of Europe. Visit Naturoparc in Hunawihr for storks, otters, and seals. Also visible in the wine villages along the Route des Vins.
Wesserling Park — Botanical Gardens
Romantic gardens of a former textile manufacturer in the heart of the Vallée de Saint-Amarin. Unique in Alsace.
Route des Vins d'Alsace — discovering wine villages
Drive or cycle along the famous Alsatian Wine Route through picturesque villages such as Riquewihr, Kaysersberg, and Eguisheim.
Rhin Vineyard Grand Ballon Cycling Route
Cycling route of 360km through Alsace along the Rhine, the Vineyard Route, and the Vosges. Suitable for all levels through partial use of stages.