Selection of the most beautiful monuments in Alsace

Romanesque and Gothic Church
67000 Strasbourg

The Cathedral of Notre-Dame de Strasbourg, a Gothic masterpiece of the 12th to 14th centuries, dominates the Alsatian city with its unique 142-metre arrow, symbol of municipal and religious power. Located on the Grande Île, it combines architectural prowess and rich sculpted heritage.

Castle
67140 Andlau

The ruins of the castle Haut-Andlau, a medieval building of the 13th to 16th centuries, dominate the valley of Andlau in the Lower Rhine. Ranked a historic monument in 1926, this granite castle was inhabited until the Revolution.

Castle
67330 Dossenheim-sur-Zinsel

Hunebourg Castle, rebuilt in the 20th century in Dossenheim-sur-Zinsel (Great East), is a neo-Roman building built on the ruins of a medieval castle, mixing Alsatian history and complex architectural heritage.

Castle
67600 Kintzheim

Kintzheim Castle, built between the 12th and 15th centuries, is a ruined fortress overlooking the Alsatian village of Kintzheim, in the Lower Rhine. Ranked as a historic monument, it now houses a famous eagle flying.

Castle
67340 Lichtenberg

Lichtenberg Castle, a medieval fortress from the 13th to the 18th century, dominates the northern Vosges in Lichtenberg (Bas-Rhin). Ranked a historic monument in 1878, it combines imposing ruins and contemporary restorations in a regional natural park.

Castle
67750 Scherwiller

The ruins of the castles of Ortenbourg and Ramstein, built in the 12th and 13th centuries, dominate Scherwiller (Bas-Rhin). These medieval fortresses, classified as historical monuments, illustrate Alsatian military architecture on a rocky peak at 437 m above sea level.

Renaissance style castle
67990 Osthoffen

The castle of Osthoffen, located in the Lower Rhine in the Great East, is a historical building dating from the 10th, 16th and 18th centuries, mixing Roman heritage, medieval architecture and Renaissance transformations.

Castle
67510 Lembach

Fleckenstein Castle, a semi-troglodyte castle of the 12th and 18th centuries, dominates Lembach (Bas-Rhin) in Alsace. Ruined but classified Historic Monument, it offers remarkable remains dug in pink sandstone.