Salomé and Fritz's

half-timbered house of 1795, renovated, located near hunspach, and not far from Wissembourg, equipped with dishwasher, washing machine, oven, microwave. 66 square meter. Two large double beds, 56 km strasbourg

 
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The country of Wissembourg
Enchanting villages
Seebach, Hunspach, Drachenbronn, Birlenbach, Schleithal, Bremmelbach, Ingolsheim, Niederseebach
Browse the opulent villages of the agricultural plain, the rural world opens up to you and shares its joy of living.
The Pays de Wissembourg is a magnificent concentrate of rural Alsace. Do not forget to visit the charming vineyards villages, Ingolsheim and its imposing farms of the 19th century before going to Hunspach and Seebach. Then continue along Schleithal, the longest village-street in Alsace, then to Drachenbronn and Birlenbach to Schoenenbourg. On the front of the Maginot Line, these last villages spared by the Second World War, have retained a traditional character with remarkable sets of half-timbered houses of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
It is here, in the Outre-Forêt that beats the heart of traditional Alsace, with its customs, its folklore, its dialects still very used especially in the Alsatian theater.
The Outre-Forêt is the country of picturesque villages. Classified among the most beautiful villages in France, Hunspach and Seebach are famous for their white half-timbered houses, with their awning roofs, curved panes ... well maintained and carefully flowered. It is in Seebach that wears the most beautiful costume of Alsace in particular the day of the reconstituted marriage of the Streisselhochzeit in July. It is not uncommon, however, to see elements of this costume worn by some inhabitants daily in farm yards or Sunday on the street.


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11, Republic Square - B.P. 80120 - F
67163 Wissembourg Cedex - info @
Such. (33) 03 88 94 10 11 - Fax (33) 03 88 94 18 82
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Discover

Have to do
Or sleep
Restaurants, wines and gastronomy
Group space
Multimedia, documentation
You are here:> Discover> The country of Wissembourg
Go directly to the main content
The country of Wissembourg
Enchanting villages
Seebach, Hunspach, Drachenbronn, Birlenbach, Schleithal, Bremmelbach, Ingolsheim, Niederseebach
Browse the opulent villages of the agricultural plain, the rural world opens up to you and shares its joy of living.
The Pays de Wissembourg is a magnificent concentrate of rural Alsace. Do not forget to visit the charming vineyards villages, Ingolsheim and its imposing farms of the 19th century before going to Hunspach and Seebach. Then continue along Schleithal, the longest village-street in Alsace, then to Drachenbronn and Birlenbach to Schoenenbourg. On the front of the Maginot Line, these last villages spared by the Second World War, have retained a traditional character with remarkable sets of half-timbered houses of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
It is here, in the Outre-Forêt that beats the heart of traditional Alsace, with its customs, its folklore, its dialects still very used especially in the Alsatian theater.
The Outre-Forêt is the country of picturesque villages. Classified among the most beautiful villages in France, Hunspach and Seebach are famous for their white half-timbered houses, with their awning roofs, curved panes ... well maintained and carefully flowered. It is in Seebach that wears the most beautiful costume of Alsace in particular the day of the reconstituted marriage of the Streisselhochzeit in July. It is not uncommon, however, to see elements of this costume worn by some inhabitants daily in farm yards or Sunday on the street.


Sites to visit
 

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Towns and villages
 

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Our coordinates
Tourist Office
of the Pays de Wissembourg
Contact us
Access and situation
Opening time
Find a parking
11, Republic Square - B.P. 80120 - F
67163 Wissembourg Cedex - info @
Such. (33) 03 88 94 10 11 - Fax (33) 03 88 94 18 82
Move yourself
calculate a route
the site of all your itineraries
Departure

Arrival




Discover
Wissembourg
The country of Wissembourg
Alsace
Ideas for recreation

Have to do
Visit the city
Walks and hikes
By bike, electric bike or electric car
Leisure and sports
Cultural activities
Shopping and crafts
diary
Our shop
farms

Or sleep
Ideas stays
hotels
Guest rooms
Furnished and gîtes
Group accommodations
Campings cars

Restaurants, wines and gastronomy
restaurants
Tea rooms
Fast food - Bars
Wine and vineyards
Local products, specialties

Group space
Guided tours
Mini train
You have half a day
You have one day
Restoration

Multimedia, documentation
The tourism office
Picture gallery
brochures
Documentation, Bibliography
Free apps
Follow us
































Accessibility - Legal notice - Sitemap - HDR Communications: website, VOD, audiovisual, digital signage © 2014