Haut-Rhin
Enchanting Villages and Natural Beauty
The southern region of Alsace, Haut-Rhin, is a realm of storybook villages like Turkheim, where storks nest on rooftops, and Riquewihr, a walled town with a medieval core. These picturesque locales are nestled among vineyards, offering a blend of natural beauty and historical charm.
Culinary and Oenological Delights
Known for its Munster cheese and exceptional wines, Haut-Rhin is a gastronomic paradise. The production of Munster cheese is a closely guarded tradition, originating from techniques developed by monks and still practised in the Vosges pastures.
Colmar: The Capital of Alsatian Wine
Colmar, equidistant from Strasbourg and Basel, is a captivating city with a rich medieval heritage. Its old town is a maze of half-timbered houses, churches, and Renaissance buildings, earning it the nickname 'Little Venice.'
Mulhouse: A City of Museums
Home to the renowned Schlumpf collection of automobiles, Mulhouse is France's second most significant city for museums. The city also offers an array of parks and the nearby Tannenwald Forest, making it a haven for nature lovers.
Additional Attractions
Other noteworthy towns include Sélestat, known for its Eglise St George, and Saverne, located on the River Zorn. These towns add to the diverse tapestry of attractions that make Haut-Rhin a must-visit destination.
