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Bas-Rhin: Hotels and accommodations

Accommodation in Bas-Rhin

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Bas-Rhin can be explored with the offerings of the CTBR. The CTBR highlights Obernai, Saverne, Wangenbourg and Mont Sainte-Odile among its visitor destinations.

If you would like to find a hotel in Bas-Rhin, this destination is the focus of your search.

Nature and trails

The landscape of the Vosges du Nord combines dense forests, pink sandstone, castles and rock formations. There are 2,600 kilometers of marked trails for hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking and cycling.

Alsace has 5,000 kilometers of cycle paths, including 1,000 kilometers directly managed or supported by the Collectivité européenne d’Alsace. Alsace also has 12,000 kilometers of marked trails and five long-distance hiking trails.

Culture and history

Strasbourg Cathedral is considered a major masterpiece of Gothic architecture. On the Grande-Île, Renaissance private mansions form a unique ensemble of Rhenish residential architecture. The Palais Rohan in Strasbourg is an outstanding example of 18th-century French Neoclassical architecture.

Strasbourg also has a network of eleven municipal museums. The Château du Haut-Koenigsbourg was built in the 12th century and experienced centuries of conflicts between lords, kings and emperors. Haut-Koenigsbourg is fully classified as a historic monument and has been restored.

The Vosges du Nord castle route offers two loop trails starting at the Château du Fleckenstein. The network of sites and museums in the Vosges du Nord showcases glassmaking, industrial expertise and local cultures.

Spiritual sites

Mont Sainte-Odile is a major spiritual site in Alsace and lies at an altitude of 753 meters above sea level. The site offers a panorama, an exceptional natural and archaeological setting, as well as marked hiking trails. The Mur Païen encircles the Mont Sainte-Odile plateau over 11 kilometers.

The Mont Sainte-Odile sanctuary offers visitor accommodations and restaurant services.

Cuisine

Krautergersheim is considered the capital of sauerkraut. The town’s cabbage-processing sector is credited with a 20 percent share of national production.

For further location selection, the following local pages are available: Le Hohwald, Villé, Schirmeck, Colroy-La-Roche, Albe, Plaine, Bellefosse, Saulxures, Ranrupt, Wildersbach, Natzwiller, Urbeis, Breitenbach, Fouchy, Maisonsgoutte, Lalaye, Belmont.

For the higher-level travel overview: Alsace.

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