On the heights of the village of Grendelbruch in the Vosges, we discover the rounded summit of the Hohbühl which offers us an exceptional 360° panorama.
On the heights of the village of Grendelbruch in the Vosges, we discover the rounded summit of the Hohbühl which offers us an exceptional 360° panorama.
Between peat bogs, steep walls, scree, trees and firs, Lac des Truites is one of the most beautiful lakes in the Vosges massif.
Located at the foot of the Hohneck massif, on the Alsatian side, Lake Fischboedle often served as a setting for the Strasbourg painter, Jean-Nicolas Karth (1795-1878). The lake is bordered by numerous hiking trails.
Particularly prized for its coolness in summer, the Hohwald waterfall becomes magical in winter, when in extreme cold it transforms into a majestic ice sculpture.
Located at an altitude of 904 meters, the Col des Bagenelles offers one of the most beautiful viewpoints in the Vosges Mountains. It overlooks two Vosges valleys at the same time.
The Donon massif rises to an altitude of 1,009 meters and is the crossroads between Alsace and Lorraine. A place of Celtic and later Gallo-Roman worship, it exudes a strange charm and offers an incomparable panoramic view.
Located in the heart of the Ballons des Vosges Regional Natural Park, near the Gérardmer winter sports resort, discover the pretty Lake Lispach, a lake peat bog listed since 1995 in the inventory of Sensitive Natural Areas of the Vosges Department.
Located north of Strasbourg, not far from Haguenau, these charming villages with their whitewashed half-timbered houses offer an authentic immersion in traditional Northern Alsace.
A jewel of French heritage, listed as a Historic Monument, the Château de Lunéville and its 21-hectare gardens take you on a journey through the history of the Dukes of Lorraine.