Elsass | 10 Orte in und um COLMAR die Du sehen solltest | anderswohin
Das Elsass hat als Reiseziel viel zu bieten, nicht nur bestes Essen und Trinken. Wir zeigen Euch 10 hübsche Orte am Ostrand der Vogesen zwischen Strassburg und Mühlhausen, die man sehen sollte: Von Colmar über Munster, Neuf-Bisach und Ribeauvillé bis zur Burg Hohkönigsburg und einiges mehr.
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0:00 Einleitung
0:30 Rosheim
1:38 Turckheim
2:27 Ebersmunster
3:50 Kaysersberg
5:14 Sélestat
6:40 Château du Haut-Koenigsbourg
8:35 Ribeauvillé
10:20 Neuf-Brisach
12:23 Ecomusée d'Alsace Ungersheim
13:48 Riquewihr
15:56 Colmar
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Colmar - France - The Most Magical Christmas Place of the World
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Colmar Christmas Market is a traditional Alsatian Christmas market in Colmar, Haut-Rhin, Alsace. It takes place every year and begins on the first weekend of Advent and ends on December 30 or 31. Its significant success is largely due to its picturesque, typical and preserved medieval Alsatian setting, a hotspot for international Alsatian tourism.
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Colmar perpetuates the Alsatian tradition of the Christkindelsmärik founded in 1570 in Strasbourg1 (Germanic Christian Christmas market of Saint-Nicolas, traditional of Alsatian and German cultures, or market of the Child Jesus in Alsatian).
Christmas traditions, celebrated in Alsace from Advent to Epiphany, take on a special dimension in Colmar...
The magic of Christmas in Colmar is first and foremost the atmosphere of the Old Town, illuminated and decorated like a fairy tale: a historic setting made magical by the Christmas lights which, during this festive period, blend harmoniously with the exceptional lighting designed to enhance the heritage, and which adorns the center of Colmar with a soft aura of light.
The city center, essentially pedestrian, conceals innumerable architectural treasures among which monuments, churches, museums and even the alleys, built, for the most imposing, from the Middle Ages to the 19th century. Above all, be sure to marvel at the Pfister house, the Koïfhus, the Unterlinden museum, Little Venice, the Maison des Têtes or the Saint-Martin Collegiate Church.
The whole city is decorated as if in a dream, to make the old center a magical place sheltering the warm atmosphere of Christmas in the heart of the city.
Every year, Colmarians play a leading role by taking part in a joyful decoration competition which sees them compete in imagination to adorn the facades of houses and shop windows.
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Strasbourg - The True Spirit of Christmas - The Most Beautiful Christmas Markets in the World
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The atmosphere that reigns in the city is unique. The streets are adorned with their finest finery, the windows sparkle, the smells of cinnamon and spices evoke childhood memories, Christmas carols resound in the depths of the churches. The whole city is transformed into an enchanting setting
Christmas, like nowhere else...
For more than a month, Strasbourg is enveloped in a festive and spiritual spirit that has hardly any equivalent in Europe.
Strasbourg, capital of Christmas enjoys an exceptional reputation. Each year, nearly two million visitors flock to the Alsatian capital to discover its wonders.
The Strasbourg Christmas Market extends over more than ten sites, all located within the Big Island.
During the four weeks of the Strasbourg Christmas market, as soon as night falls, the city is adorned with sublime illuminations that give it a magical dimension. The big fir tree, place Kléber, is the most beautiful expression of this. Thirty meters high, wonderfully decorated, it impresses with its presence, its majesty. Symbol of an Alsatian tradition dating back five centuries, it is the ambassador of a city bathed in light.
The Christkindelsmärik, or market of the child Jesus, is the name given in the Alsatian language to the traditional Christmas market which has been held since 1570 in Strasbourg, Alsace, and was for a long time the only one in France. It begins on the first Saturday of Advent and ends on the evening of December 24. The Christkindelsmärik attracts two million visitors from all over the world every year.
The origins :
Christmas Eve in Alsace - Christkindel and Hans Trapp coming to ask if the children have been good. (Theophile Schuler 1858)
The Christkindelsmärik in Strasbourg is one of the oldest Christmas markets, which were specific to the Germanic world. The most famous was that of Nuremberg, but those of Frankfurt, Dresden and Berlin were also very famous. In the Middle Ages, a market was organized in Strasbourg in anticipation of the feast of Saint Nicolas on December 6. It is indeed to this saint, bishop of Myra in Turkey in the 4th century, that the role of giver of gifts to children was attributed. To allow parents to obtain sweets and toys, a market, called in Alsatian “Klausemärik”, was then set up a few days before this date.
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DÜNYANIN EN GÜZEL KÖY ROTASI | EN İYİ 10 ALSACE KÖYÜ
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Dünyanın en ünlü şarap ve noel köyleri rotası olan Fransa'nın Alsace Bölgesi, birbirinden güzel köylere, kasabalara ve şehirlere ev sahipliği yapıyor. Strazburg'dan Colmar'a kadar yaklaşık 75 km uzunluğundaki bu rotada bulunan birbirinden güzel 10 köy ve kasabayı tek tek gezerek anlattım. Özellikle ücretsiz ve uygun otopark tavsiyelerini de mutlaka not almalısınız :)
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04:25 Selestat
05:45 Bergheim
07:35 Ribeauvillé
08:35 Riquewihr
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11:55 Eguisheim
14:10 Bretzel
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Best Places in Alsace
Alsace is located in the east of France, right on the German border between the Vosges mountains and the Upper Rhine. With an area of approx. 8280 km², it is the smallest region in France. The administrative center is Strasbourg. Over the course of history, this region has changed its political classification several times. The official language is French, but many inhabitants still understand and speak German. Besides Strasbourg, well-known towns and municipalities include Colmar, Riquewihr, Haguenau and Ribeauville. Alsace stands for beautiful half-timbered houses, wine-growing villages, vineyards, rich art treasures - especially in Strasbourg and Colmar - and not least for culinary delicacies such as tarte flambée and Gugelhupf. And not forgetting the dry white wines, such as Edelzwicker. #alsace #france #bestplaces
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17. Strasbourg 1:35
16. Vosges Mountains 4:30
15. Château du Haut-Kœnigsbourg 6:34
14. Mont Sainte-Odile Abbey 8:22
13. Dambach-la-Ville 10:05
12. Sélestat 11:55
11. Molsheim 13:47
10. Barr 15:15
9. Turckheim 16:44
8. Bergheim 18:30
7. Wissembourg 20:31
6. Obernai 22:21
5. Ribeauvillé 24:28
4. Kaysersberg 26:20
3. Eguisheim 28:18
2. Riquewihr 29:50
1. Colmar 31:50
Turckheim, France, 4k, Walking Tour, One Of The Most Wonderful Village In France,
Turckheim on google maps:
is a commune in the Haut-Rhin department in Grand Est in north-eastern France. It lies west of Colmar, on the eastern slopes of the Vosges mountains.
Archeological finds indicate the area was already inhabited during Ancient Rome. When the Germanic tribes invaded and crossed the Rhine, the Thuringii settled here and possibly gave their name to the town, which was first Thorencohaime and then Thuringheim. During the High Middle Ages Thuringheim is listed as belonging partly to the abbey of Munster and partly to the manor of Haut-Landsberg, centered in Kientzheim.
Turckheim became a free imperial city in 1312, and in 1315, the construction of ramparts was begun, which are still in good condition. It already had city rights and market rights in 1354, and from 1354 to 1679, Turckheim was part of the Décapole, a league of ten free imperial cities of the Holy Roman Empire. After the Peace of Westphalia (1648), Turckheim and the other Alsatian towns refused to swear allegiance to the French king
During the Franco-Dutch War, the village of Turckheim was taken by French armies, led by Henri de La Tour d'Auvergne, Viscount of Turenne, which subsequently defeated armies of Austria and Brandenburg in what became known as the Battle of Turckheim (1675). Features of the village of Turckheim, especially the gates, help to identify the town in a fan currently in the Fan Museum in Greenwich, England. In 1678, with the signing of the Treaties of Nijmegen, the French king assumed control over Turckheim
In 1871, at the end of the Franco-Prussian War, the town, with the rest of the Alsace, became part of the German Empire. In 1918, it reverted to France.
Turckheim is one of only a few remaining towns in France with a municipal night watchman, who makes the rounds at 10 p.m. between 1 May and 31 October and on the three Saturdays preceding Christmas. Maintained for tourist reasons, the position commemorates the 13th-century night watchman who prevented a fire.
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FAIRYTALE VILLAGES: Cycling ???? to Eguisheim & Turckheim in France!
We rent ebikes and leave from Colmar to cycle the Alsace region of France, cycling to the villages of Eguisheim and Turckheim. It's a short 20-25 minute bike ride south to Eguisheim, which absolutely a fairy tale village! Cute as cute can be, this town is incredibly photogenic - and captured in this France vlog! It's hard to believe this fairy tale village is not made by Disney, but it is indeed real.
After a quick lunch, we hop back on the bikes and head to Turckheim. It's a pretty easy 25 minute bike ride. Set near a river in the Alsace region, Turckheim is less touristed than Eguisheim but still cute and quaint. To escape the heat, we do a round of wine tasting and spoiler - it's all delicious. Turckheim feels a lot less touristy, and our visit is made complete by a wedding party walking through the village right after their ceremony.
It's easy to recommend visiting both of these villages! They were even better in person than we anticipated. Ebikes we're a great way to tour the countryside and bicycling in this area was really easy.
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Wine Tasting in Turckheim
Domaine François BAUR
Ask for Degustation (Tasting).
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Restaurant we'd recommend in Eguisheim:
Le Dagsbourg Restaurant-Pizzeria
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00:00 Renting bicycles in Colmar
01:25 Eguisheim
04:55 Alsatian countryside
05:27 Turckheim
08:05 Alsace wine tasting
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Hiking France's Alsace, Turckheim's Dragon and St Anne Trails (Oct 3, 2022)
After a two-year delay due to COVID, we made it to France for two weeks. Our original plan was to bicycle in the Loire River area, but a broken collarbone made us cancel the bicycling. Instead, we changed to the northeast part of France, the Alsace and Burgundy regions. This area had been on our radar for many reasons and it did not disappoint.
While staying in Colmar, highly recommended, we had planned to do two hikes in the foothills and vineyards to the west of town. Rain one of the days only allowed us one day of hiking and we took the train out to Turckheim to walk two of the trails that start in the town, the Dragon and St Anne trails. What a great day, we would highly recommend Turckheim and the walks. You can freely walk through the vineyards which allows you to add and adapt a walk as you desire for length.
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[4K] Virtual Walking Tour of Turckheim - Alsace Region, France
In this video you can walk along through the historic town of Turckheim, at the foot of the Vosges mountains. Turckheim is one of many historic towns and cities in the eastern french Alsace region. Like many towns in the area, its known for its fine wines and beautiful old timber style buildings (Fachwerkhäuser).
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Archeological finds indicate the area was already inhabited during Ancient Rome. When the Germanic tribes invaded and crossed the Rhine, the Thuringii settled here and possibly gave their name to the town, which was first Thorencohaime and then Thuringheim. During the High Middle Ages Thuringheim is listed as belonging partly to the abbey of Munster and partly to the manor of Haut-Landsberg, centered in Kientzheim.
Turckheim became a free imperial city in 1312, and in 1315, the construction of ramparts was begun, which are still in good condition. It already had city rights and market rights in 1354, and from 1354 to 1679, Turckheim was part of the Décapole, a league of ten free imperial cities of the Holy Roman Empire. After the Peace of Westphalia (1648), Turckheim and the other Alsatian towns refused to swear allegiance to the French king.
During the Franco-Dutch War, the village of Turckheim was taken by French armies, led by Henri de La Tour d'Auvergne, Viscount of Turenne, which subsequently defeated armies of Austria and Brandenburg in what became known as the Battle of Turckheim (1675). Features of the village of Turckheim, especially the gates, help to identify the town in a fan currently in the Fan Museum in Greenwich, England. In 1678, with the signing of the Treaties of Nijmegen, the French king assumed control over Turckheim.
In 1871, at the end of the Franco-Prussian War, the town, with the rest of the Alsace, became part of the German Empire. In 1918, it reverted to France.
Turckheim is one of only a few remaining towns in France with a municipal night watchman, who makes the rounds at 10 p.m. between 1 May and 31 October and on the three Saturdays preceding Christmas. Maintained for tourist reasons, the position commemorates the 13th-century night watchman who prevented a fire.
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Mit der BR612 von Bad Wörishofen nach Türkheim | TripReport | Vlog 726
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Colmar is cute! Is Chateau du Haut-Koenigsbourg worth it?? [France vlog]
This week, we delight in amazing Alsatian wines through a white wine tasting, explore the enchanting city of Colmar, France (where we're staying), and visit Château du Haut-Kœnigsbourg. Colmar is beautiful! We disagree about whether Haut-Koenigsbourg is worth it!
Colmar is on the Alsace Wine Route, and the wines we try are varied and interesting! All clearly different from one another - a Moscato, Gewurztraminer, Pinot Blanc, and Riseling. Colmar city itself has an intriguing history! We did our wine tasting at Domaine Martin JUND.
As a border town between France and Germany, control of the region changed hands many times. The influence of both cultures is self-evident in everything from place names to the food and especially the architecture! Colmar is the French city that looks German.
Finally we visit the hilltop Château du Haut-Kœnigsbourg. It takes some effort to get there by public transport. The foundations of this Chateau date back to the 12th century, and the interior was carefully restored in the early 1900s. Is the Chateau worth it? Watch to find out!
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Wine Tasting recommendation in Colmar
Domaine Martin JUND
Ask for Degustation (Tasting). Ours was with cheese (avec fromage).
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00:57 Colmar's German & French influences
05:13 Wine tasting
05:21 Why Heather can't drink certain wines
06:20 Wine tasting in Colmar
11:26 Chateau du Haut-Koenigsbourg
14:25 Is the Chateau worth it?
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Colmar Tropicale Berjaya Hills: Exploring French Village in Malaysia
Colmar Tropicale Berjaya Hills
Exploring French Village in Malaysia
Colmar Tropicale is a French-themed village and hotel located in Berjaya Hills Resort, Bukit Tinggi, Pahang, Malaysia. It is located 2,600 feet (790 m) above sea level on 80 acres of natural forestland. The development is inspired by the original town of Colmar in Alsace, France, with elements taken from ancient surrounding villages like Riquewihr, Turckheim and Kaysersberg as well.
Colmar Tropicale has many activities to do in the village, and it has a unique style. The little French buildings and houses are actually clusters of hotel rooms. Outside, there is the village, and a buffet, other French food restaurants, a swimming pool, shops and other activities. There is free shuttle service to the Animal House, Adventure Park, Horse Riding Zone, Japanese Garden and the Botanical Garden.
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Kitschig, bunt …. und wunderschön | Colmar | Womotour durch das Elsass Teil 4
Colmar im Elsass mit dem Wohnmobil - Eindrücke vom Stellplatz und diversen Sehenswürdigkeiten in der Altstadt
Auf unserer Elsassreise im September durfte natürlich ein Halt in Colmar nicht fehlen. Uns war bewusst, dass wir dort nicht alleine sein werden, dass es ein touristischer Ort ist. Aber wir dachten, man muss zumindest mal dort gewesen sein.
Ob und wie es uns gefallen hat, ob wir meinen, der Abstecher lohnt sich und falls ja, warum ….. unsere Eindrücke von knapp 24 Stunden in Colmar haben wir in diesem Video zusammengefasst.
Wenn Dir unser Reisebericht gefallen hat, freuen wir uns über einen Daumen nach oben und lass ein Abo da, um uns auf zukünftigen Wohnmobilreisen zu begleiten.
Wir sind Kerstin und Olli und lieben es zusammen mit unserem Hund und mit dem Wohnmobil Deutschland und Europa zu entdecken. So oft wie möglich sind wir deshalb mit unserem Malibu Reisemobil unterwegs. Vor Ort erkunden wir die Umgebung zu Fuß, mit dem Fahrrad oder mit unserem Kajak. Begleitet uns gerne auf unseren schönsten Womotouren durch Europa.
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Teil 2: Obernai, Nordhalten und Radtour durch schöne Dörfer
Teil 3: Vom Châtenois Radtour durch noch schönere Dörfer
Teil 4: Kitschig, bunt, Colmar
Teil 5: Zum Abschluss Eguisheim und Route des Cretes
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00:00 Intro
00:23 Fahrt von Châtenois nach Colmar
02:32 Ankunft auf dem Stellplatz in Colmar
03:36 Beginn Stadtbesichtigung
07:19 Klein Venedig, Fischerstaden und Gerberviertel
10:42 Outro
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Cycling Through Alsace's Vineyards: A Scenic Adventure
One of our fave bike routes in France, the 170km-long Alsatian Vineyard Route might just be a bit more achievable, starting in Strasbourg and ending just south of Colmar. It's the perfect chance to cycle through the diverse French region, passing through sleepy villages, peaceful countryside, and countless wineries. With influences from Germany and France, Alsace has an interesting mix of cultures. The most notable aspect is the cuisine, which has Germanic traditions and dishes that are variations of pork, paired with beers and of course, Riesling.
This French cycling route is bordered by green vineyards on both sides, and the towns are characterized by their colorful half-timbered design. Any passionate cyclist will love winding around the long-sweeping curves on smooth roads. On our Route du Vin tour in Alsace, castles dot the hillsides, and quaint stops like the medieval town of Bergheim and the colorful Kaysersberg make for pleasant detours on your daily route through this region of France by bike.
Day 1: Arrival in Strasbourg
Get yourself to Strasbourg and check into your hotel, then go explore the super pretty city center with its dope border town history. Stroll down the narrow cobbled streets and snap a pic of the cute half-timbered houses, painted stone gates, and secluded courtyards.
Day 2: Strasbourg to Obernai (37 km)
Cycle out of Strasbourg on a sweet well-marked bike path and roll past fairytale-like villages, fancy castles, and huge vineyards on the 'Route du Vin'. After, refill your energy tanks with some delicious Alsatian cuisine in charming Obernai.
Challenge: 37 km, 230 m ascent, 180 m descent
Day 3: Obernai to Riquewihr (49 km)
Hit the route to Riquewihr, a medieval town right in the heart of Alsatian wine country. This amazing wine-making village is definitely on the list of 'Les Plus Beaux Villages de France' (the most beautiful villages in France) and is nicknamed 'The Pearl of Alsace' because of its fancy rainbow-colored architecture and world-famous wines.
Challenge: 49 km, 790 m ascent, 660 m descent
Day 4: Riquewihr to Colmar (35 km)
Check out the wicked fortified town of Turckheim with its impressive walls and intricate half-timbered façades that are so typical of Alsace. If you're feeling extra energetic, make your route more challenging and ride an extra loop past FIVE medieval castles! Cruise through scenic wine villages like Kaysersberg and end your day on the flower-filled streets of brightly-colored Colmar.
Challenge: 35 km, 315 m ascent, 410 m descent
Day 5: Departure from Colmar
Your self-guided cycling trip comes to a close after breakfast. Book extra nights to visit Colmar's sick town center.
Roadtrip durch das Elsass (3/4) | Dörfer im Elsass | Eguisheim, Kaysersberg & Riquewihr | Vlog 2023
Genießt den Vlog aus drei verschiedenen Dörfern im Elsass vom April 2023. Im Folgenden gibt es eine kurze Beschreibung über verschiedene Orte, die wir besucht haben.
1. Eguisheim:
Das Dorf Eguisheim mit seinen 1700 Einwohnern wurde bereits mehrmals zum schönsten Dorf Frankreichs gewählt. Die bunten Fachwerkhäuser stammen noch aus der Zeit des Mittelalters. Die Stadt ist in sogenannten konzentrischen Kreisen rundum das Zentrum, den Place du Château, angeordnet. An den Eingängen zur Altstadt findest du zudem auch eine Karte mit einer Route, die dich zu den schönsten Sehenswürdigkeiten führt. Alternativ bekommst du die Karte auch bei der Touri-Info und kannst von dort deinen Rundgang starten. Unterwegs findest du auch immer wieder Infotafeln, die dich auf versteckte Sehenswürdigkeiten in Eguisheim aufmerksam machen.
Die Rue du Rempart ist die Ringstraße, die dich einmal um Eguisheim herumführt. Sie ist ein super Punkt, um deine Stadttour zu starten.
Wenn du bereits ein Foto von Eguisheim gesehen hast, dann vermutlich von Le Pigeonnier, was übersetzt der Taubenschlag bedeutet. Das Gebäude war tatsächlich unten als Stall und oben als Taubenschlag gedacht und ist heute eines der beliebtesten Fotomotive in Eguisheim.
Die größte Kirche von Eguisheim ist Saints-Pierre-et-Paul und du kannst den Kirchturm von vielen Stellen der Altstadt erblicken. Das Gebäude wurde Anfang des 19. Jahrhunderts erbaut.
Der Place de Château ist einer der größten und schönsten Plätze in der Altstadt von Eguisheim. Das Château ist das Zentrum der Stadt und stammt ursprünglich aus dem 8. Jahrhundert, wurde im 13. Jahrhundert neu aufgebaut und 1888 restauriert. Die Kapelle Saint-León IX ist auch Papst Leo IX gewidmet. Ein Blick hinein lohnt sich.
Hoch über Eguisheim thronen die Ruinen der drei Burgen. Vom Parkplatz aus sind es noch etwa 5-10 Minuten zu Fuß bergauf.
2. Kaysersberg:
Auch Kaysersberg hat eine sehr schöne Altstadt voller Fachwerkhäuser und wurde im Jahr 2017 zum schönsten Dorf Frankreichs gewählt. Kaysersberg, im Dialekt auch Kaisersbari genannt, hat 2.440 Einwohner. Die strategisch wichtige Lage von Kaisersberg im Tal der Weiss führte dazu, dass hier schon früh eine Burg gebaut wurde, um den Herzog von Lothringen an einer Eroberung des Oberelsass zu hindern. Im Laufe der Geschichte wechselte Kaysersberg immer wieder zwischen Frankreich und Deutschland hin und her.
Schlendere am besten die zentrale Straße, die Rue du Génèral de Gaulle entlang.
Laufe auch über die befestigte Steinbrücke am Ende der Straße. Auf der anderen Seite der Weiss stehen ebenfalls tolle Fachwerkhäuser, wie das Haus Faller-Brief. Das Haus gilt als eines der schönsten Häuser in Kaysersberg und ist ein Meisterwerk der rheinischen Renaissance.
Die Burg von Kaysersberg, auch das Schloss von Kaysersberg genannt, steht auf dem Hügel über der Stadt. Du kannst die Burg heute kostenlos besuchen, auch auf den Bergfried hinaufklettern und die Aussicht genießen.
Die Kirche von Kaysersberg wurde von 1230 bis ins 16. Jahrhundert erbaut. Vom damaligen Aussehen der Kirche ist heute nur noch wenig vorhanden, denn die Heilig-Kreuz-Kirche wurde im Laufe der Zeit stark umgebaut. Auch ein Blick hinein lohnt sich. Am Place de l’Eglise findest du eines der schönsten Fotomotive von Kaysersberg. Der Kaiser Konstantin Brunnen zeigt den römischen Kaiser Flavius Valerius Aurelius Constantinus, der die Christenverfolgung beendete.
Eine der schönsten Sehenswürdigkeiten in Kaysersberg im Elsass ist die Pont Fortifié, die Befestigte Brücke. Sie verbindet die beiden Stadtteile, die durch den Fluss Weiss getrennt wurden.
3. Riquewihr
Riquewihr beherbergt ca. 1100 Einwohner. Innerhalb der Befestigungsanlagen befindet sich die Fußgängerzone. Hier kannst du einfach nur bummeln und die Schönheit des Ortes mit vielen Fachwerkhäusern auf dich wirken lassen. Es gibt eine Hauptstraße (Rue du Général de Gaulle), von der aus andere Straßen beginnen. Unser Spaziergang beginnt am Rande des Stadtzentrums im Osten, wo sich das neuklassizistische Rathaus von Riquewihr (Hotel de Ville) befindet. Es ist viel schlichter gestaltet als die mittelalterlichen Häuser und wurde am Anfang des 19. Jahrhunderts erbaut. Ein fünfstöckiges Haus heißt ‘Wolkenkratzer‘ und ist eines der höchsten im Elsass. Das Haus des Nagelmachers ist ganz berühmt für seine Holzrahmen an den Ecken, in denen Statuen von Männern geschnitzt sind. Am westlichen Ende der Hauptstraße steht ein weiteres bedeutendes historisches Denkmal. Mit seinem 25 Meter hohen Glockenturm war der Dolder das obere Tor der Stadt. Ein weiterer wichtiger Turm ist der Diebsturm aus dem 13 Jahrhundert. Er befindet sich in der nordwestlichen Ecke der Stadt.
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