Castles in Alsace

Château fort
67190 Mollkirch

The castle of Guirbaden, the largest medieval castle in Alsace in ruins, has dominated Mollkirch (Bas-Rhin) since the 11th century. Its remains, classified in 1898, blended dungeon, Romanesque palace and Valentine's Chapel on a steep site at an altitude of 565 m.

Château fort
67110 Dambach

Hohenfels Castle, built at the end of the 13th century, is a semi-troglodytic castle in ruins located in Dambach, Lower Rhine. Its remains, inscribed in historical monuments, dominate the Vosges du Nord.

Château de style Classique
67110 Reichshoffen

Dietrich Castle, built in the 18th century in Reichshoffen (Great East), is a listed historical monument, former administrative headquarters of the Dietrich Society, combining Baroque architecture and medieval remains.

Château fort
67220 Thanvillé

Thanvillé Castle, built between the 16th and 18th centuries, is an Alsatian historical monument located in Thanvillé (Bas-Rhin), combining Renaissance defensive architecture and classical transformations, in the heart of the valley of Villé.

Château fort
67290 La Petite-Pierre

The castle of La Petite-Pierre, also called Lützelstein, is a 14th and 16th century castle located in the Lower Rhine, in the Great East, now home to the Vosges du Nord Regional Natural Park.

Château fort
67110 Dambach

Wineck Castle, built in the early 14th century in Dambach (Bas-Rhin), is an Alsatian castle in ruins, a former observation post linked to the local defensive system. Its remains include a polygonal dungeon and troglodytic elements.

Château fort
67530 Ottrott

The castle of Lutzelbourg, a medieval ruin of the 13th to 16th centuries, dominates Ottrott (Bas-Rhin) from the plateau of Elsberg. Ranked a historic monument, it bears witness to feudal rivalries in Alsace.

Château
67210 Obernai

Leonardsau Castle, built between the 19th and 20th centuries in Obernai (Great East), is a historic monument combining Renaissance architecture and eclectic gardens, surrounded by a park of nine hectares.