Alsace-Lorraine
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We’ve compiled the best of the best in Alsace-Lorraine - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.
The ruins of the Château du Haut-Koenigsbourg were presented by the town of Sélestat to German emperor Wilhelm II in 1901. The château looked...Read More
The humble stone-and-stucco Maison Natale de Jeanne d'Arc—an irregular, slope-roof, two-story cottage—has been preserved with style and reverence...Read More
The cultural highlight of Colmar is the Musée d'Unterlinden; once a Dominican convent and a hotbed of Rhenish mysticism, the building's star...Read More
France's only museum devoted to Art Nouveau is in an airy turn-of-the-last-century garden–town house built by Eugène Corbin, an early patron...Read More
A renovated 17th-century hospital on an island in the center of Épinal is home to the spectacular Musée Départemental d'Art Ancien et Contemporain...Read More
With gingerbread half-timber houses that seem to lean precariously over the canals of the Ill, plus old-fashioned shops and inviting little...Read More
View Tours and ActivitiesBuilt in the 12th century, the Abbaye d'Andlau has the richest ensemble of Romanesque sculpture in Alsace. Sculpted vines wind their way around...Read More
This busy boulevard lined with mansions was laid out for Nancy's affluent 19th- and early 20th-century middle class. At No. 69, built in 1902...Read More
Just beyond the Ponts Couverts is the grass-roofed Vauban Dam, built by its namesake in 1682. Climb to the top for wide-angle views of the Ponts...Read More
The ornate late-19th-century Basilique du Bois-Chenu, high up the hillside above Domrémy, boasts enormous painted and mosaic panels expounding...Read More
The small but bustling Vieille Ville is anchored by the lovely old Basilique St-Maurice, a low gray-stone sanctuary blending Romanesque and...Read More
Strasbourg is a big town, but its center is easily explored on foot, or, more romantically, by boat.The company Batorama organizes 70-minute...Read More
This bustling brasserie has a severely rhythmic facade that is invitingly illuminated at night. Inside, the decor continues to evoke the Belle...Read More
This vast, frigid edifice was built in the 1740s in a ponderous Baroque style, eased in part by the florid ironwork of Jean Lamour. The most...Read More
Dark pink, ornately carved Vosges sandstone masonry covers the facade of this most novel and Germanic of French cathedrals, a triumph of Gothic...Read More
Built between 1235 and 1365, this collegiate church is essentially Gothic (the Renaissance bell tower was added in 1572 following a fire). There...Read More
The Flemish-influenced Madonna of the Rosebush (1473), noted German artist Martin Schongauer's most celebrated painting, hangs in the Église...Read More
This sleek building testifies to the growing importance of the governing body of the European Union, which used to make do with rental offices...Read More
Place du Marché, in the heart of town, is dominated by the 13th-century Kapelturm Beffroi. The stout, square structure is topped by a pointed...Read More
Like a private backyard for the Eurocrats in the Palais de l'Europe, this delightful park is laden with flowers and punctuated by noble copper...Read More
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