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Welcome to our two charming cottages in Alsace, conveniently situated between Strasbourg and Saverne. Located just 3 km from the northern gateway of the Alsace wine trail, our cottages are nestled in the town of Wasselonne.Steeped in history, our cottages are built on the site of a former tannery that operated during the 18th and early 19th century. The town of Wasselonne itself is renowned for its square tower and its unique collection of emblems representing the Trades of Yesteryear, making it a truly special place to visit in Alsace.
Our first cottage, "The Lohkäs," can comfortably accommodate 2-5 guests, while our second cottage, "Le Foulon," is perfect for 2-4 people. We understand that traveling with a baby can be challenging, which is why "Le Foulon" is equipped with all the necessary amenities to make your trip easier.
Both of our cottages are newly constructed and tastefully furnished with a focus on functionality and comfort. They have been awarded a 3-star rating by the Prefecture and are also labeled with 3 Keys by Clévacances, ensuring a high standard of quality.
Not only are our cottages a great base for exploring the Alsace region, but they also provide easy access to neighboring regions such as Lorraine and the Black Forest in Germany. We are conveniently located just 25 km from Strasbourg, 30 km from the German border, 15 km from Saverne, and 28 km from Obernai. Don't miss out on visiting the famous inclined plane of St. Louis Arzviller, located just 34 km away, or the picturesque village of Wangenbourg, often referred to as the "Switzerland of Alsace," which is only 15 km away.
Experience the beauty and charm of Alsace by staying in our delightful cottages in Wasselonne.
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- Château de Wasselonne: Located in the heart of Wasselonne, this medieval castle dates back to the 13th century. It offers stunning architecture and beautiful views of the surrounding countryside.
- Musée du Pain d'Épices et de l'Art Populaire Alsacien: This museum is dedicated to gingerbread and traditional Alsatian folk art. Visitors can learn about the history of gingerbread making and explore the rich cultural heritage of the region.
- Mont Sainte-Odile: Situated on a wooded hilltop, Mont Sainte-Odile is an ancient pilgrimage site and a place of spiritual significance. The mountain offers breathtaking views and is home to a monastery and a chapel.
- Le Parc de l'Orangerie: Located in Strasbourg, just a short drive away, this park is one of the oldest public parks in France. It features beautifully manicured gardens, a small zoo, and a lake where visitors can rent boats.
- La Petite France: Situated in the historic center of Strasbourg, La Petite France is a charming neighborhood known for its picturesque half-timbered houses, narrow streets, and canals. It's a great place to explore, shop, and dine.
- Strasbourg Cathedral: This iconic Gothic cathedral is a masterpiece of medieval architecture. Its impressive façade and intricate details make it a must-visit attraction. Climb to the top for panoramic views of the city.
- Haut-Koenigsbourg Castle: Located in Orschwiller, this medieval fortress offers a glimpse into the region's history. Visitors can explore the well-preserved ramparts, towers, and living quarters, as well as enjoy stunning views of the Alsace countryside.
- Alsace Wine Route: Just a short drive from Wasselonne, the Alsace Wine Route takes you through picturesque vineyards and charming villages. Along the way, you can visit wineries, sample local wines, and learn about the region's winemaking traditions.
- Musée Alsacien: Situated in Strasbourg, this museum showcases the traditional Alsatian way of life through its extensive collection of artifacts, costumes, and furniture. It offers a fascinating insight into the region's cultural heritage. 10. Fort de Mutzig: Located in Mutzig, this impressive fortress was once considered the most powerful fort in Europe. Today, visitors can take guided tours to explore its underground tunnels, artillery positions, and learn about its military history.