Quite a Nice golfcourse, we made a good score, which means not a too difficult course. It was our first time and there are some tricky things, like the drive om the 18th, it should be rather short, so your second shot is easier.

Super pro

Extra

(Translated by Google) Beautiful golf despite the rain which made the course waterlogged in certain areas of the fairway. Some holes are quite difficult for me. But it remains a real pleasure, especially the start of the last hole 18 is superb! To recommend. (Original) Beau golf malgré la pluie qui a rendu le terrain gorgé d'eau à certain endroits des fairway. Certains trous sont assez difficiles pour ma part. Mais cela reste un vrai plaisir surtout le départ du dernier trou 18 est superbe! A recommander.

(Translated by Google) It's a golf course that we try to play when we are in Switzerland...40 minutes from home. They have top facilities. But for us only possible in carts. (Original) C'est un golf qu'on essaye de jouer quand on est en Suisse..à 40 minutes de chez nous. Ils ont des aménagements top. Mais pour nous que possible en voiturettes.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent golf course. Demanding if you do it on foot because it is very hilly. The fairways and greens are in perfect condition. The restaurant and its terrace...top. 👍 (Original) Magnifique golf. Exigeant si on le fait à pied car très vallonné . Les fairways et les green sont en parfait état. Le restaurant et sa terrasse..top. 👍

(Translated by Google) Pleasant setting, bright restaurant and very good food at a reasonable price. Recommended even if you are not a golfer. (Original) Cadre agréable, restaurant lumineux et très bonne cuisine à prix raisonnable. À recommander même si vous n'êtes pas golfeur.

A must visit authentic cheese museum! Try the cheese plater at the restaurant downstairs! They also have cute souvenirs with reasonable prices.

CHF 6.- entry fee. Small museum, no live demo how to make cheese. A free tasting of cheese included of their much talked about cheese flower would have made a big difference as talking about food is like talking about music. It overall was a bit disappointing.

This is the place where the original cheese Tête de Moine is produced. There is a rich choice of this and other cheeses in their shop selling an excellent assortment of regional products and where you can sip a glass or have a small bite in- or outside. Just nearby there is the possibility to educate yourself and your children in the life of dragonflies along an organized path. If you don't have the courage to look for these insects you can admire the giant hay statues set up each year in front of the main building.

Great little museum upstairs with a lovely cafe for aperitifs downstairs. Tête de Moin is my favorite cheese, hands down!

Friendly staff, most welcoming. Local products, best quality. Amazing sculptures outside, made from straw. Creativity at its best!!

Not as interesting as some others like Appenzell or Gruyere. Pity. Recommended the smoked dried pork sausages. Well worth the reasonable price which is surprising.

We visited the museum and bought some cheese.. the lady at the shop was extremely rude and unfriendly, didnt care that we had a small child, ignored us on the line and also made rude comments for no good reason before museum entrance which made us uncomfortable.. unfortunately ruined the whole experience.. never again!

I do not play golf so I cannot say anything about that but the surrounding area is beautiful. However, looking at their website I was disappointed that this was only in French. What is missing is German and English.

Nice course, two to play on. One is flat and short, you can't hit a driver on that one. It's great for practice.

Fun place to golf. You don't need experience or equipment.

Great Golf Course, clubhouse and staff. 😎🏌️👍

Super

(Translated by Google) Pleasant place for a relaxing day (Original) Agréable lieu pour une journée de détente

(Translated by Google) Short outing with friends at the Bistrot (Lalargue golf course). Meal in an interior that suited me perfectly. As for the meal, a fillet of beef with pepper, home fries and vegetable garden. For dessert, 1 cup of ice cream composed of a scoop of vanilla and chocolate. Homemade whipped cream which is very nice. Allow 40 euros for everything (including Orangina). (Original) Petite sortie entre amis au Bistrot (terrain de golf de Lalargue). Repas dans un intérieur qui m'a convenu à merveille. Côté repas, un filet de boeuf au poivre, frites-maison et jardinière de légumes. Pour le dessert, 1 coupe de glace composées d'une boule vanille et chocolat. Crème chantilly faite maison ce qui est très appréciable. Compter 40 euros pour le tout (Orangina y compris).

Very informal and nice dinner. We stopped by last night, I booked a table the same day (just few hrs before) also asking if they had some vegetarian options as on the menu there were only 2 and with my big surprise all the waiters and staff were very friendly and open to find other solutions for us. Eventually we managed to eat various different dishes. We had the onion soup, onion Tarte and then they proposed to us a terrine vegetarian. Thank you so much!

Au Dolder offers a lovely dining experience with fresh ingredients and truly tasty French dishes. The flavors felt authentic and well-prepared, making each plate a pleasure. Service from the young lady with dark hair who attended our table was impeccable—warm, attentive, and professional. A great spot for a satisfying French meal. We did't stay at the hotel so I can't judge that. Nevertheles the location and interiors are beautiful.

The atmosphere, the service was good. We had big portions, liked the menu and the tastes in general. Wine selection and the menu is ok too. We could find a table for 13 around lunchtime, so were lucky, but the place can get crowded as it's right in the centre of Riquewihr. The toilet is awful though, that surely needs improvement.

Our family have a great meal in this restaurant. They can’t speak or fully understand English and their menu mostly also not in English. We order by just guess the words that similar to English and surprise, their food is superb. We also tried Pinot Gris which recommended by tour guide. It was perfect. May be less tourist here, I guess. The phone line inside is weak and wifi is not available too.

Great starter of the day - white asparagus. Onion soup was ok. Cheese was on side instead of grilled, low amount of onions. Bread very stale. Two of us had the coq au vin Riesling, which was great! Beouf dishes were solid. Nice and good service.

We had lunch here july 21st. We arrived at 13:45, just in time to order food because the kitchen closes at 14:00. The waitress was very, very kind and helpfull with the English she knows, we didn't understand everything on the menu. I had the cheeseplatter, 5 tasty and different cheeses. My partner had the onion pie , which tasted also very good.

The place has the worst waiter ever, she wasn't interested in trying to talk to me, she was super angry and almost threw the plate on the table, avoid eating there

Great museum. Arrive promptly at opening as it requires a full day to see everything on offer. A few exhibits could use better lighting. Staff very helpful. Not only ordered a taxi but came out with me to make sure I got it. A designated taxi pickup area would be helpful. Lunch at the hotel restaurant very good with friendly staff. White storks everywhere!

Great museum to travel back in time and learn a lot of things. There is a small town of houses, stables, towers, shops, bridges, gates, etc, that are open and nicely enriched with multiple related items, each presenting different but interesting info from an era long gone. There are multiple activities to follow like domestic animals feeding, grape juice production and tasting, stable visit, wine tasting, hand crafts etc. There are restaurants and hotel options as well inside this old town. The parking just outside is free of charge, abundant and shaded. You need to visit the earliest possible because the place is quite big to explore and includes a lot of activities to follow and it is very interesting place for both kids and adults. So, you need plenty of time to see even half of what is offered within one day unless you start very early.

Very nice experience within the museum.It was Walpurgia's Day and were different interesting events there. And also..inside the museum you can learn how to make the alsacian bow that women used to wear in the ~1900

This is a great place to visit if you find yourself in the area. Not expensive and you can walk around at your own pace to see how they used to live in simpler times. It's a 'living museum' so there are people dressed in appropriate costume going about their trades. You can see a working forge, carpenters, and old school with teachers etc. The buildings ar from different time periods and have been dismantled and painstakingly reassembled on site. Really authentic and fascinating to see how housing progressed. I would highly recommend a visit. All outdoors so take a coat!

A wonderful place to visit. I would go off season as this is not a place you want to visit with crowds of people. The houses are small and do not accommodate many people at a time. We spent about 2.5 hours on our visit. Free parking. Lots of walking. Note, we visited in October and the restaurants were closed.

Interesting place to visit seeing old buildings of the area. My ancestry on my Dad's side is from Alsace so I had to see this musee, glad I stopped. Don't miss going to the Tavern on site. Good food and good service!

Súper cute place with animals and a vegetable garden! It’s a great place to go with children, and you can bring your dog too! Everyone working there was really nice, the place is very clean and very well taken care of, parking is no problem and you have a picnic area to have your lunch in nature. Highly recommend it!

It’s a nice little park, suitable for smaller kids. Half of the attractions though are open only at certain time of the day which happens to be the same for all (13:00 or 14:00h) and even if you’re there on time you still may not get a spot. I’d also advise you to bring your own food and water as the service in the restaurants is dreadfully slow. I’ve never seen angry like this in my life and I’ve visited a lot of theme parks. Also- the coffee is really bad.

Absolutely brilliant for smaller kids 18-6/7. My 2.5 year old (96 cm talk) lived it. Usually the offer is for older kids but here we can really enjoy with smaller kids too. Well regulated and controlled for the size and security for kids overall. Walkable and oversee able. Also great that they allow to bring in your own water and snacks for the kid, as usually the snacks for kids at parks are terrible ( pint for improvement … how about a healthy bar for kids). The only thing I would wish for is for more supervision at the jumping castle for the ‘small ones’. That was quite the trauma experience for my daughter. You should have supervision HERE as you have in other spaces. Bigger kids entered, too many kids at ones…. If you fix that I would give you many more stars.

Great amusement park for kids under 10! It's big enough to keep them entertained for a day, small enough not to overwhelm them either. I'd say the same for the attractions. My kids are 4 and 6, and they got to do all the attractions (and adult has to sit by each children under 130cm) without being scared! The only downside is the food.. expensive for the quantity and quality (pack your own!)

An amazing parc for families. Everything was excellent; attractions, food, safety and organisation.

We really like this park. I was made to children, but we still like it.

Visited this nice and small but amazing park just a few days ago on 24th July 2024. Really liked ALL the rides that were there, and even the old plane (which was an Antonov 2 from Russia I believe) that was on display next to the log water ride. The park was a little bit busy and cleaniness was a little lacking. You know what, I may come back here one day! 5/5 rating.

We went on a Monday in October and the whole park was just for us. No queues.

It is small, very small place. If you are not stuck there to photo every butterfly, the visit will take 10-15 min max. We went through in 30 min, with kids and making photo of almost every butterfly. It is a nice place, for sure, with a collection of orchids and some tropical plants. It is very, very warm inside. Be ready to strip down to a t-shirt. It is no barrier area, you can go in with stroller. The negative thing: it was VERY dirty on the parking and on the road to the garden. Yes, it was a rainy day, but parking place is the worst I ever saw in Alsace. Naked earth with puddles, so at the end everything in your car will be dirty. Considering the entrance fee, I would expect better maintenance of the place.

I absolutely love the place and visit whenever I am in the area. It's not a huge place, but you can definitely spend some time admiring the butterflies, or just sit for a while and watch them fluttering around you, or sitting down on you! The plants are lovely, too, and I find it very relaxing being there. The information provided is useful, and when it is not a cloudy October day, the outside area is very nice as well.

Small butterfly garden. Lovely collection of species. Easely accessible with prams/wheelchairs. Just be careful not to flatten the butterflies on the ground. You can go round a couple times as well. You can easely park if you go early.

Beautiful butterfly garden! Well kept and stocked. Actual butterflies to see depend on time of visit of course. But they were abundant when we were end of July. Entrance fee is reasonable to cheap but don't expect to spend more than am hour here. It is very warm inside the greenhouse so perhaps save this for a rainy or cloudy day. Great to take children here as the animals are largely fearless and fly all around you or sit on perches with some sugar or honey.

Its a wonderful place. So many beautiful butterflies 🦋♥️👌

Dont wear bright, floral attire unless you want butterflies to mistake you for food! Was rather small, but all kinds of butterflies were present & the environment was rather nice. Just a bit hot, so dress appropriately!

Beautiful, small garden with lots of butterflies flying around! Nice experience, l can recommend it for everyone!

If you are a train fan, reserve 3-4 hours of your time to see everything. For everyone else: at least 2 hours to just walk the whole thing. Fantastic collection, large and diverse. Great for all ages; there are educational sections, too, to learn how trains work. Entrance was 16 EUR, which, in my opinion, is absolutely reasonable for the content you are getting. There is a local restaurant on site where you can eat for 15-20 EUR per adult, drinks included. Very easy access by public transport: 20-minute tram ride + 450-meter walk.

One of the most amazing museums I’ve ever visited! 3 hours went by without noticing and both us parents as well as our 5 year old kid had loads of fun! Totally recommend this place!

Great train museum showcasing the history of trains and French public transport. The collection is huge and very well maintained.

If you like trains and history it's really worth it. I think you can spend 2.5-3 hrs easily with a normal speed of going around and see everything.

Nice railway museum with lots of examples of former trains (including various record-breaking locomotives and TGV trains!). There’s a gift shop and restaurant. Staff were really friendly and helpful.

Visiting this museum truly felt like an authentic journey back in time. The sheer variety of the trains on display was incredibly impressive; I honestly never imagined that locomotives and passenger cars could be so stunningly beautiful. I was especially fascinated to learn about the most luxurious 'apartment trains,' which were essentially rolling homes complete with sleeping rooms, dining cars, showers, and even private cabinets. It was a genuine surprise to see how many domestic comforts were available on the rails, historically and perhaps even today. What truly sets this museum apart is its immersive organization. It’s not just a static collection of old trains, but a thoughtful presentation of a specific historical era. The museum does an excellent job of creating the atmosphere of the past by installing various figures to simulate scenes of travel and daily life. While I would agree that the figures themselves weren't always aesthetically perfect, the recreated scenes and detailed environments successfully brought the history to life, offering a powerful sense of context and time.

As descripted, one of biggest railway museum. Collection mapping mainly french rail history, wich is luckily also world history. Interesantly and complexive. I mean here is possibly everything (about french history in any case) , exept Andre Chapelon´s SNCF 240P class (some other is). For me is it Must see!

If you’re a fan of classic cars, this museum is a mustsee. The collection is vast and seems endless, with many beautifully preserved vintage models. During my visit, there was also a special Tintin exhibition, which made it even more enjoyable.

This was a quick day trip for us while staying in Basel. Amazing collection of automotive history and well worth spending a few hours to explore. The collection of cars from the Tintin books was very cool, particularly if you're a Tintin fan like me!

DEFINITELY A MUST if you're in Mulhouse area, east France. The fact that Musée National de l'Automobile has an collection of more than 400+ cars ranging from more than 100 years ago, is amazing itself. Not to mention they have probably the world most complete collection of Bugatti, like almost a hundred of them. And one of them in the Masterpiece area, the 1936 50T Cabriolet, is now the world most expensive vehicle, worth 100M Euro !!! The details of it, and the idea of building a luxury car back to almost 100 years ago, is really highly admired.

One of the best car museums i’ve ever been. It’s really worth every penny you’re paying for it. Tons of great, rare and unique pieces you will find there. Nice location, brilliant realisation. All cars are in good condition, and like in any other real museum, you can smell oil, gasoline and old leather from them. If you have kids or you just unbelievably love cars, you’ll be happy there

Millions of dollars worth of cars, and they couldn’t get a decent translator for the placards? Honestly it became kind of amusing just how bad the English translations were after a while. The cars are stunning, there is no denying that. Arguably the most complete collection of vintage Bugattis in the world (but surprisingly no modern ones - no Chiron, EB110, not even a Veyron? Maybe they’re locked away somewhere else) 1/4 of the cars in the main hall were covered in white drapes due to construction. To the contractors/ museum officials, I say to you: “ plastic sheeting comes in transparent forms”. Overall a vanity project of a (now dead) rich white guy but there’s some stellar automotive and racing history laid out in these rooms. You’re in Mulhouse, you’re likely gonna go.

Quite possibly one of the greatest car collections in the world. The outside is Beautifully presented... Upon entering the building you have no idea of how overwhelming this place can be. As you begin walking around and seeing a few cars you get lulled into it being a normal museum.... But then you walk into the room with a few Bugattis... You keep walking and seeing more Bugattis... Then you realise, one whole side is just Bugattis 🤯 Then you see the Bugatti Royale.. and realise hold on the have two Bugatti Royales 🤯 .. This place is crazy the sheer number of Bugattis and special cars is crazy... Then the story of the Schlumpf brothers ... Simply put, if you are a car lover you must come here... It's epic.. The shock value never diminishes even after multiple trips

One of the best car collections I have seen. From old to new and some extremely rare peices. We spent about 3 hours in here. There were lots of other things inside to keep children entertained too. There was a section all about Tintin which showed the different books and the cars linked to it which was nice. There was a driving simulator, small ride on cars and a vr F1 experience.

A captivating castle, or rather, a charming ruin, providing a picturesque setting to appreciate nature and the night sky. Occasional events, including fires on special occasions like New Year's Eve and some weekends featuring alcohol and food, add to the allure. The castle boasts a cozy atmosphere and surprisingly low light pollution, creating an ideal environment for star gazing.

Beautiful views from the top of the old castle ruins, and informative boards guide you through the structure. A nice way to spend 1-2 hours on a little hike. Not suitable for people less able to walk or baby buggies.

Nice castle ruins with a good view over the valley.

It's a nice, short hike up to the castle ruins. Great place for a picnic on a sunny day, very scenic.

Fantastic excursion goal. Calm, beutyful, harmonic...

This is a lovely place to visit. The ruins of the castle offer fantastic views across the whole Sundgau region, onto the Jura, Vosges, and Schwarzwald beyond. Ferrette is a nice little town with a few nice restaurants and Saturday market. Well worth the visit.

Very nice for walking(slight climb) with or without your pets. Very nice view of the surroundings once on top. Beautiful ruins from the castle.

This place was awesome. The monkeys just walk around unbothered, the staff are super friendly and we caught it at a time when there were so many sweet babies to see. Be respectful and follow the rules... Some don't, which is unfortunate. These are wild animals not pets.

This is such a beautiful zoo. The monkeys are all roaming freely around and the staff is very friendly and answers all your questions. I can highly recommend

A very unique experience. The monkeys are uncaged in open areas. It is a very safe atmosphere. There are quite a few staff members monitoring and guiding us through our walk in the park. We are also informed on Do's and Dont's before we enter the park. It was really interesting to see the monkeys up close and they are also well behaved, doing their own thing. Free parking available onsite. There is a cafe/restaurant and a gift shop present here too. The staff are really kind and helpful.

It's a nice activity to do with children. From Selestat train station It's a 10 minute drive. If you don't have a acres, there is a bus (500) that will take you there . The monkeys trail took us around 30 minutes maximum, but outside, there is a cafeteria and a nice picnic area, and a great obstacle trail for kids, and a small playground. Overall our visit was around 3 hours. Beautiful forest. Stroller friendly.

Amazing place ! There are around 250 monkeys in the park 🤩 Definitely recommend to visit the park it is very special 🫶🏼🫶🏼

Highly recommend! Lots of monkeys to see in a very beautiful and well kept forest. Aside from the animals there is also a really nice playground for older kids and a separate smaller one for younger kids. The whole family enjoyed it!

Very nice place. The monkeys roam around freely and not aggressive like some other monkey parks or monkey temples we visited before. Staff are very friendly, knowledgable and ready to answer questions in Englisg, German and French. We love the park and would love to come back!

Nice Zoo with happy and clean animals. Unfortunately, this time half of the park was on reconstruction and some other animals were hiding. Another thing I didn't get is why there is some garbage in the polar bear's pool?

It took me 4 hours to see everything. However, I was there mid september, so a lot of the flowers died off. So, it would have taken me longer, had I arrived in spring or summer. Well worth the entrance fee.

Due to the weather being gloomy and cold, we couldn't see a lot of the animals. Because of construction and cleaning, only the toilet at the entrance was available, which was such a hassle as we didn't know about it. My favourite part of the visit was the Petits Amazon and seeing the cutest little beings.

The Zoo is in the process of reconstructing the African section, so some areas are not accessible, but it's still a MUST see in Mulhouse. It houses several animals in extreme danger of extinction, and performs solid scientific studies and helps in their preservation. Among the rarest the Panthera Nebulosa and the Amur Leopard are magnificent examples. The Sea Lions, the Red Panda, the meerkats, the Polar bears.... Indeed a small and very interesting Zoo.

Amazing zoo and botanical garden, not big, but some rare animals, and nice pace, good for walks, I would love come again

Hi, We visited on Sunday, so it wasn't crowded. But it was raining, so most of the animals were hiding. Apart from that it was Nice. 1) Buy your before coming to avoid queuing. 2)Most sure the weather is great to be able to see all the animals. 3)To avoid people go on Sunday. Bonus point: the parking is free.

A wonderful experience! The park is beautifully maintained, with a great mix of fascinating animals and lush botanical gardens. It’s perfect for families, nature lovers, or anyone looking for a relaxing and educational day out. The enclosures are spacious and thoughtfully designed, and you can really see the care for conservation. Ticket prices were reduced due to some renovation works, which was a nice bonus. Highly recommend a visit!

I enjoyed the eagle park but only gave it 4 stars as parking for motorcycles is nonexistent and you are left to park on loose rough stone on a fairly steep slope.

It's a well-oiled machine with an exciting speaker, overall interesting and with an activity sheet for children to fill in. Minus points were that 1/ I felt there isn't any innovation in this attraction. 2/ The gentleman responsible for the children's activity room was sleeping at his desk (for real!), and 3/ the PPT presentation (20 min) was interesting but should be a little more children-friendly.

A really great way to see raptors/ eagles up close. The flying display will educate and entertain people of all ages! A must visit when in the area.

It was very fun for the children. The passion of the trainers was very evident. All the employees were friendly. And the birds can be watch really close, but not beyond the barriere. The information was adequate. The pricing was fair.

Excellent location and many beautiful birds. Do not miss the show here, it's really really good for the whole family.

Great place and a must visit! Their show is not to be missed, but was a touch too long.

A very nice place for people who love nature and birds.

Full of Storks and domestic animals this amusement park reminds us that enjoyment can be achieved by simple and relaxed activities. This park is for kids between age 2-12 so it is interesting for younger kids. There are among others, a nice and quite smooth ride roller coaster, a tractor and stork ring and a water area. So, if interested bring your swimming suit. There is also a circus offering small and simple shows and a big free of charge parking lot just outside.

I didn't expect one of my favorite parts about visiting Alsace to be a trip to an amusement park but the decorations were very Halloween/autumnal and we really enjoyed ourselves. We were celebrating our son turning 4 and did something different in coming here. While a bit pricey (€60 for us and him), we spent most of the day exploring the attractions and it was worth it.

Cute places to spend a few hours with your kids (up to 10 years old!). Not to much attraction, but the atmosphere with Alsace views and storks are worth the fair price. Don't miss the circus show!!

Very nice local amusement park, perfect for small children, with the theme of the local stork (cigogne in French). Activities are quite fun and unique. Can spend a good 5 hours here, including lunch.

I quite enjoyed the experience though it was slammed. The waits were often close to an hour each without a cloud in the sky. There was some shade but limited on to nonexistent on a few ridea. Still, my son had a great time and I'd take him back if he asked.

We had such a good time in Cigoland, even as adulrs. My expectations were not high, we went to bring joy to our 4y kid. But everyone was allowed to get on most of the attractions. There's a good choice of food options. The real animals are bringing a lot to the atmosphere

Very nice parc with nice attractions for little kids

My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed our cruise time on this wonderful ship. The crew was courteous and the food excellent. Magnificent scenery of vineyards, farms and castles! Even though the Rhine River was very low (as you can see by the last picture), the trip will always be one of our favorites!

Moored close by on the MS Carmen when I was on a cruise tour of the Rhine.Lovely area very close to city centre 5 minutes walk to the cathedral which is worth a visit,also very close to shops and department stores and excellent pedestrian areas.

No shade on top deck, and downstairs was reserved for diners. Probably ok on cool, sunny days, but not in hot weather. Nice view of Breisach, and an interesting lock traverse, but the rest is not that interesting.

The deck is totally open, no piece of shadow so it can be really dangerous for older people in full sun, while downstairs it's really stuffy. Long waiting times at the dam, not very interesting really....

Dunno about the boat tours but the Mohlin stream nearby offered a good campsite in a busy area and was able to make a fire

Very nice boat ride with cild drinks and nice food. Aspargus menu à discrétion available...😎😎👍👍

Started out cold this morning the area is beautiful the afternoon warmed up and had an excellent afternoon.

A steep walk gets you to the top, but well worth it. Besides seeing the medieval building, you get spectacular views in most directions. Impressive inside and out!

Nice stroll uphill toward the church in early fall. Beautiful views of the city from the park around it. Romanesque church construction was completed in 1230 on the site of the earlier church structure.

The Breisach Minster on the Rhine is clearly visible from afar. The two distinct church towers of the three-aisled building are striking. These towers are located in the choir area, atypically for a Christian religious building. The church dates from the late Romanesque period of the 12th century and was expanded to the Gothic style of the 15th century. Breisach's patron saints, Gervasius and Protasius, are also venerated here. The Breisach Minster is known for its art-historically significant interior furnishings, for example, the over 100-square-meter mural "The Last Judgment" by Martin Schongauer and, above all, the high altar from the workshop of Master H. L. The exact construction date of the minster is unknown. It was probably begun after 1185 and completed in 1230. In the 13th century, the church was expanded with a Gothic choir with a polygonal spire, the roof of which was dendrochronologically dated to 1292. The high altar of Breisach Minster is an open reredos made of linden wood. It consists of two massive wings, a predella, and a rising spire. The high altar was carved between 1523 and 1526 by a master who left the monogram HL (→ Master HL). These initials could be attributed to the sculptor Hans Loy, who was registered in the Freiburg Painters' Guild in 1519/20. However, almost nothing is known about Hans Loy. According to a local legend, the initials stand for an artist named Hans Liefrink. The altar is signed three times with the master's monogram HL in the form of small tablets, each at the feet of Mary, Christ, and God the Father. On a prayer book held aloft by an angel next to the figure of God the Father on the right side of the altar, the year 1526—the year of completion—is visible under infrared light. The high altar survived both the iconoclasm and the destruction of the Second World War; it and its figures were brought to safety in the storage room of the Archbishop's Ordinariate in Freiburg. The mural of the Last Judgment by the Colmar painter and graphic artist Martin Schongauer is located on three walls in the west wing of St. Stephen's Cathedral. It is assumed that Schongauer acquired, or had to acquire, citizenship in order to receive the large commission. Schongauer, who was already highly respected during his lifetime, created a significant mural, which is the largest depiction of this subject north of the Alps. Based on current research, it can be assumed that Schongauer applied his paintings to existing plaster. The triptych depicts the Last Judgment in the central panel on the west wall (13.2 by 7.4 meters), while the wings depict the Entry of the Blessed into Paradise on the south wall and the Fall of the Damned into Hell on the north wall (each 14.4 by 7 meters). The painted surface of the three walls together measures 145 square meters. This work by Schongauer is described as unusually monumental. The events unfold almost at the viewing level. The small number of figures is remarkable – eleven in the paradise scene, ten in the hell scene, and seven in the resurrection scene. The figures are depicted approximately twice life-size, thus underscoring the powerful effect. Art historians highly value the significance of this mural. They say it is not only characterized by its masterly craftsmanship; the style of depiction and the selection of motifs are also exceptional.

I have visited Breisach and the cathedral so many times over the past 4 years. I always spend great times there. I highly recommend everything in this beautiful little city.

Unfortunately the only Café is now permanently close but the view is still Great

Although it was heavily damaged in WWII, it was rebuilt and today stands as a marker to be viewed from anywhere in the region. Breisach is rich in history and a lovely place to explore. We are making plans to return to enjoy the town and visit The Black Forest.

Nice little "actice" church in Breisach. It is a little bit of a steep walk for the elderly up to the church, but the view, and the time spent in the church and surrounding area is worth it. Afterwards, walk down, enjoy the city square and relax with a Café at one of the local shops. Note, a couple of the pictures are panoramic.

This zoo os great with kids. The surounding are made with so many details in mind, everything is green when you walk around. My kids and I loved it. There is great food stations too, amany animals. Especially the aquarium part is super big and nice too. The only downside, its in the middle of the city of Basel, a little hard to get too.

Love love this place- I went pretty late (4-6pm). Although I skipped the crowds, some of the animals were already in their enclosures (not in exhibit), but it didn’t detract from my joy of being there. Loved the vivarium, farm animals, snow leopard, flamingos, meerkats, and penguins. I would have loved to be able to see the new hippo baby though :(.

Zoo was good for a city zoo. I don't want to spoil it so only posted a miniscule amount of photos. I loved going into the bird house. It had some levels to it so find the elevator or stairs. Spent from just after 9am until 4pm.

It is very convenient. With stroller we could go through the whole Zoo. We were lucky we could see all the animals. They have huge space in the restaurant & also banks everywhere to sit.

A very nice zoo – not too big, not too small. There’s a great variety of animals, and even on rainy days you can enjoy several indoor areas. We always love coming here!

It's a very strange and beautiful place. They let the penguins walk freely in the zoo. However, the path was very clean. The staff there were very kind. Everything was good. I was there for 6 hours and I didn't want to leave at all. It was very enjoyable to be with the animals. I wish they were free in the wild, but the animals are having fun there too. The animals are definitely happy there. I recommend you to go there to enjoy being with nature.

What a lovely zoo- lots to see with a variety of animals. I particularly liked the giraffe enclosure. There was also a lovely coffee shop and gift shop near the entrance.

Impressive red building.... incredible architecture. The atrium with its stunning murals and the imposing statue is very interesting. It is located in the center of the city and certainly stands out because of its color.... free entry to the atrium is allowed!

The Rathaus (town hall)—very impressive red building with rich decorations inside. Seems like you need a tour to fully explore it though.

Basel Town Hall stands as an impressive cultural keepsake of the city. It is highly recommended to check out if you are close by, it also serves as a basis for the centre of the city and often has many pop-up shops close by and restaurants as well. There is a lot of history here if you’re wanting to know more about the city.

Basel city center can be explored in one day. Very atmospheric and the old city beautiful cathedral and red town hall! At Christmas festive atmosphere. very crowded and fun

Very beautiful symbol of Basel, don't forget to enter the yard, it's amazing too!

Brightly coloured bright red bricks with lots of character inside.

A very special municipal building surrounded by lots of clothing and food shops, a very picturesque and crowded area

Definitely worth the visit, the building is beautifully crafted. If you walk behind the building you will have an excellent view overlooking the River. Lots of people were having picnics and relaxing here.

Solo travelers are not allowed to climb the towers, for suicide prevention reasons. You can find another tourist and ask to accompany them, but without the employee seeing this. Don't let them know you are strangers. There's a small fee to climb the towers and it's well worth it. Basel Minster was built between the 11th and 16th centuries in a blend of Romanesque and Gothic styles. After the 1356 earthquake, it was significantly rebuilt incorporating Gothic elements such as pointed arches, ribbed vaults, and large stained-glass windows. The cathedral is made of red sandstone and is notable for its two main towers, St. George’s and St. Martin’s, and its patterned tile roof. The Minster served as the Catholic cathedral until the Reformation in 1529, after which it became a Reformed Protestant church. The Gallus Gate at Basel Minster is the oldest Romanesque figure portal in the German-speaking world, built around 1185. In the tympanum is Christ as Judge of the World, accompanied by Peter and a donor figure, while the lintel below shows the Parable of the Ten Virgins. During the Reformation in Basel (1529), iconoclasm took place at Basel Minster as part of the city’s shift from Catholicism to Protestantism. Religious images, statues, and altars that were seen as idolatrous were removed or destroyed. The interior today remains relatively bare compared to its original medieval design.

It was originally built in the 1000’s as a Roman Catholic Cathedral and became a Protestant church. There’s no fee to get in the church but there’s a fee to go up the top. Behind the church is the Rhine River.

Don’t miss the chance to reach the top of the church. While climbing, it might seem like you’ve reached the end, but be sure to check—there’s a good chance there’s a way to go even higher."

Had a free walk around then spotted people paying to go up the towers. We tried this for a small charge and it's well worth the steep steps to go to the 3 levels available. Bit tight at times depending on how many people go up but numbers are controlled.

A very beautiful and nice cathedral! You can have an amazing view over Basel from the top!

Basel Minster is absolutely worth a visit! I’ve climbed several church towers across Switzerland, but this one had the narrowest spire staircase I’ve ever squeezed through! It’s a bit of a tight spiral toward the top, but that only adds to the adventure. Once you reach the viewing platform, you’re rewarded with panoramic views of Basel, the Rhine, and even into France and Germany on a clear day. The cathedral itself is beautifully maintained, with intricate stonework and a peaceful courtyard. It’s a perfect mix of charm, challenge, and postcard-worthy scenery. Don’t miss it!

Wow! We wish we had had more time to see all the amazing art! Quiet and clean. Lockers for backpacks- easy to use. Put this on your to do list when you are in Basel. Give yourself 3 hours at least.

This museum is truly the treasure of Switzerland, imagine MoMA & The Met combined in one address. As an active art lover and collector, I have not spent too much time in this museum before unfortunately, as I had only been there for events during Art Basel week. Finally I had the chance to come back to Basel and dedicate some time for a thorough visit and viewing last week, and it was for nearly 6 hours, and every moment was well spent. The museums have two buildings connected by an underground tunnel, with vast permanent collections from Renaissance & Early Modern (15th-16th c.) with strong holdings from the Upper Rhine: Hans Holbein the Younger, the Amerbach Cabinet origins; 17th-18th Centuries, Flemish and Dutch masters (like Rubens, Rembrandt); 19th Century of Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, Symbolism. Simply impressive collections from Monet, Cézanne, Manet, Van Gogh. Swiss artists too, such as Ferdinand Hodler. Then the 20th Century including major movement coverage: Fauvism, Cubism, Expressionism, Surrealism, Constructivism with Important works from artists: Paul Klee, Pablo Picasso, Alberto Giacometti, Marc Chagall, Piet Mondrian etc. The collections from this era at this museum impressed me the most this time! The Post Modern / contemporary collections are also worthy investigating, from Jackson Pollock, Andy Warhol, Helen Frankenthaler, Miriam Cahn, Dan Flavin, Kara Walker, Bruce Nauman, Calder and more. There are plenty of rooms to wonder with comfortable sofas in and out the exhibition halls, so you could really take time to experience the art, and it is never too crowded with too many phone cameras or noises around. The staff are extremely friendly and helpful, very refreshing especially compared with other major museums around the world. Highly recommend it for art enthusiasts, families and it is a must visit when in Basel.

wonderful museum in the heart of Basel city. The two buildings offer a wider variety of historic and contemporary art. Well curated . Definitely a must go for a Basel visit.

The entry price is quite high, but if you’re into modern and contemporary art, there’s plenty to explore. The collection includes works by Picasso,Van Gogh, Kandinsky, and Holbein, among other major names. The architecture itself is impressive. clean, modern, and beautifully designed. Worth visiting if you enjoy art museums.

The paintings were good but to be honest they were not great! It felt mediaeval and repeated with the paintings and the work structures. The museum has an old museum and the new and of the two, I think the new section is good. Because of the reviews and recommendations on Google, one gets eager and also excited to visit this museum but for me it was just an ordinary museum with no great paintings on display. However the most humane and exceptional part of the museum visit are the people who manage the ticket counters and offices. They are kind, gracious and always always ready to help and assist. I would remember the visit to the most gracious lady sitting at the ticket counter, who asked me to check for the Basel card and advised me to call the hotel for the digital copy to save me some money. Also at the same time a couple offering me to share their card with me, even asking me if they can pay half the amount for me. That was generous of them, I assured them that money is not the issue but the kind lady just wanted to save my money. I got the card through my mail in about 15 minutes and more than me the lady at the counter was happy. That's the beauty of Basel and its people! I took the tour and was happy to not miss it because it was more than a tour for me. The building is amazingly attractive and thoughtfully built. The surrounding area is just like another place within the old World charm of that area, just a few minutes away from the munster!

This was the most humiliating and hostile museum experience I have ever had. An employee wrongly accused me of taking a photo, which I was not, then followed me upstairs. He walked back and forth with another staff member, laughing and staring at me. Later, he deliberately waited for me, locked eyes, and stood there until I spoke. When I asked why he was staring, we had a full conversation where he mocked me, laughed at me, and bullied me instead of acting professionally. It felt like he wanted to provoke me into a confrontation. I am a quiet, respectful visitor, and it felt like he singled me out as an easy person to intimidate. Instead of enjoying the art, I was harassed until I left the museum in tears. For such an expensive ticket, this treatment is completely unacceptable. A museum should be a place of inspiration and safety, not surveillance, intimidation, and humiliation. I strongly recommend avoiding this museum if you expect basic respect as a visitor.

It's nice. Not outstanding. The collection is a bit of a random mix and it's curated in a strange way. Not that much art really, but I did like the medieval art they had.

Brilliant and ecological

2 Francs well spent such a lovely way to cross the river

It takes only a couple of minutes to get from one shore to the other but it's great fun. Also, the ticket for this unique vehicle is surprisingly cheap.

Very nice ferry boat over the Rhein. Very friendly and helpful ferry boat man. Loved it.

Contemporary crossing of river Rhein, on a traditional ferry. 😍

great experience! recommended to anyone visiting Basel especially with kids

Fun cheese fondue on the Rhine ferry

great experience as a soloista..i really enjoyed the view,every part of it.worth the long walk because i just walk to get here,no plans at all.on top is a real great view of deutschland and even nearby countries...

Very nice preserved old ruin that you can walk up to fairly easily if you have average mobility. Good views on clear days. You can also choose to go up the sloping ramp or up the steps. We went up one way then down the other. After all this excercise you can treat yourself to a well earned coffee and cake.

Incredibly beautiful. Great view from the top. The town is awesome so if your in this area you must see it.

Very nice place to visit over the weekend together with the Roman baths. Beautiful place to walk around in nature, enjoy the thermal baths and to eat traditional food.

FREE ENTRY. Well maintained castle ruins. You can go to the lookout point to have a view of the town. Would recommend doing the castle ruins with the roman ruins nearby.

Nice area for hiking. Beautiful view from the top of the hill

It's a bit hard to find. Enter the park/garden and just keep going up. It's not visible from the road. When you get there, the views are amazing!

As a foreigner visiting this place, it was a bit confusing, navigating the labyrinth of pools, hallways, locker rooms, and entrances that required a key fob. That said, this place has a lot of history and is a popular attraction for this small town. It’s a bit pricey unless you plan on spending the whole day.

It was very relaxing. We'll organized too. I enjoyed it. It would be nice if there was a sauna and steamroom that all could use. There was a sauna, at extra cost, but you had to go naked. Not really very british 🤔

Really nice spa! I enjoyed the sauna area especially because there is a warm pool and clothing not required :)beautiful large thermal pool that connects to the outside with a whirlpool was also amazing! Highly reccomend for a day visit

The Cassiopeia Therme in Badenweiler is such a beautiful and relaxing place. We went in the evening, and it was truly magical once it got dark outside - the calm atmosphere, the warm lights, and the peaceful pools made it an unforgettable experience. Everything felt quiet, clean, and perfectly maintained. The combination of indoor and outdoor areas is great, and soaking in the warm water while it’s dark outside is incredibly soothing. A perfect spot to unwind and recharge - we’ll definitely come back next time we’re in Badenweiler!

Very nice place with good prices. The best pools are outdoor, with a beautiful view into old garden. Big choice. Located near romanian ruines, worth to go for a walk before or after the bath.

What a nice Therme/Spa destination, with excellent facilities. Indoor and outdoor pools are all comfortable and warm at around 26.5 degree or more depending on which bath you go. A wonderful Roman bath area, great sauna land with separate pool. Restaurant menu with many options to choose from. Good value. In case you have parked your car at the city carpark nearby you will get 2 hours for free.

Wow... I love here. Very relaxing! One of a good thermalbad I ever been...

WELL PRESERVED ROMAN RUIN. Entry fee 3€ (2023) which is more than acceptable. You can visit the roman baths through a overlooking bridge covered with a glass roof, which is the best way to experience such a old place without contaminating it.

Very well preserved remains of ancient romain bathhouse. Well organized exhibition with art statues built in the historical ruins. Interesting Film about the bathing traditions in Roman time. Nice park around- especially in spring.

Well preserved and presented Roman baths. Once you've read all the explications in German, there are plenty of nearby terraces to cool down from that effort.

Well presented and preserved. There’s a movie in several languages that is informative. Roman ruins in Germany! How cool is that… Ideally, so we could understand better, they would make a functioning Roman baths replica à la Westworld…

Very nice preserved Roman bath house under a huge glass roof in a beautiful park, where we saw a very rarely seen red squirrel,

Excellently preserved roman bath ruins. Cost of entry was €2,50 per person with Gästekarte, which I think is very reasonable. Good information (all in German though).

The only downside logistically was looking for parking. The ruins themselves were cool and nicely maintained, though more signage/labels would have been nice

Amazing coffee here! One of the best specialty coffee I’ve had in Germany. The flat white was smooth and balanced, and the cascara soda was such a refreshing surprise on a sunny day. What a gem. The café is super cozy with a relaxed vibe. There’s plenty of working space and lots of plugs, so it’s great for working or studying. The staff are welcoming and make the place feel inviting. Definitely worth visiting, both for the coffee and the atmosphere.

We went there for breakfast in Sunday, and we didn't get disappointed. Everything was perfect and the food was delicious. Everyone there were super friendly, and they serve excellent coffee 👌🏻

It is always good when the person serving you recommends the best coffee blend for a flat white. Exceptionally friendly service and the flat white was excellent (as was the cake)

What an amazing gem hidden in Freiburg. If slow and authentic is how you like your coffee than you have a great place to visit. Extra plus for the kind owner I had a chat with. Just go and visit it already!

After searching and searching for a decent specialty coffee place in Freiburg, we finally found a good one. Baechle Baristas are pretty knowledgeable, espresso-based drinks have a good balance of bold/fruity/acidity taste, and space quite intimate. Weekend brunch is highly recommended and a must try are the tomatoe brioche and shakshouka, super tasty and beautiful dishes. Coffee presentation is pretty plain (see pic) in a mug, it can be pimped by including a small wooden coaster and spoon on the side for better presentation. But here you’ll find one of the best tasting coffee blends for sure! Pastries are also yummy!

To be honest, we didn't try the coffee or any other drinks, but we did order cakes, and unfortunately, all of them were dry. The coffee roll, in particular, was quite disappointing, and we were expecting a much better dessert experience. Sadly, every cake we tried was equally underwhelming.

Best coffee I’ve had in Freiburg and one of the best in general. Love the flat white and you get to choose your own beans. The shop was cosy and had great cinnamon buns too. Loved it!

A small food hall with good selection of cuisines, we ordered the German & Puerto Rico food, they were big portion and very flavorful. If you ran out of food options, come here and you will be happy you do.

It’s not a regular food court! They have live DJ and cute disco ball on the weekend evening. But everyone needs to go to the asian food stall at the corner , close to the stage. I went there everyday along 3 days in Freiburg. As an Asian coming from Asia, i could tell that they serve really good quality of food and flavor bomb!

Dogs not allowed, saw the sign outside! Just walked inside to have a look alone but couldn’t buy anything. As I was in there during lunch time it was very busy. Lots of choices. Indian, Afghan, Badische, Spanish, Chinese etc. yes there were seating options. Pity, dogs were not permitted!

The Markthalle in Freiburg has something to suit every taste. I went for Afghan food and wasn’t disappointed. The prices were absolutely fair – overall Freiburg turned out to be surprisingly affordable. I’d definitely come back here on my next visit to Freiburg.

Nice place with different kind of food from the world 🌎. I tasted the Viet food pho and it was good enough. I appreciated more the ambiance than the food there. You can easily find tables and also discuss with other people if you want.

Not very big, but it offers different food options from different parts of the world. Also, you can buy fruits, sweets, fish and seafood. There is also a bar. An interesting place, where I would gladly return!

A relatively small markthalle, very overcrowded and very diverse food. I tried from Thailand sushi and green Thai curry. Sushi were freshly made. Absolutely delicious and the Thai curry was very good with crunchy vegetables.

A large and very impressive place, with beautiful interior architecture. The main hall is stunning and worth the visit. However, the climb to the top is not particularly special. Once you reach the upper level, you can pay extra to go a bit higher, but it’s unnecessary and not worth the money. The stairs are narrow, making it extremely difficult to pass when people are coming in the opposite direction — the same problem on the way down. You can also see the bell up close, but be aware that the sound is deafening.

Freiburg Cathedral is absolutely beautiful, full of incredible details everywhere you look. The architecture is stunning. Every corner of the cathedral shows amazing craftsmanship. It’s truly a must-see! ✨

It's free to visit no entry fee needed. Loved the tinted glasswork and the atmosphere. Very peaceful as other churches around. What catches the eye is the architecture. Worth a visit.

Cathedral’s history started being Romanesque church around 1200, transitioned to Gothic structure in 1250s (inspired by nearby Strasbourg cathedral) with West Tower being completed in 1330. While the city was heavily bombed in WW2, cathedral survived with minor damage (likely due to being notable landmark for Allied Bombers).

I love visiting Cathedrals! Each city has their own unique church and style and I just love the architectural designs on them! This one was one of my favorites! The interior was just breathtaking and you can tell how much effort went into the design because each statue is so intricate!

I became aware of Freiburger Münster on my first day in Freiburg. It's really hard to miss the sight of it. I visited it on my first night when it was lit up. The enormous size of it and amount of decorative detail left me speechless. One day I noticed that the front entrance was open for visitors, so I took the opportunity. I wasn't prepared for the grandure that awaited me inside. The vast volume of the interior left my mouth hanging open many times as I analyzed the columns and ceilings. I spent alot of time studying the stained glass windows which depict many vivid stories. What's great about the windows is that you absolutely can't experience them the same way from outside. The quality of light inside the cathedral, from the outside light when it hits the windows, is only fit for a structure this caliber. Please, out of respect, obey the signs and dont walk over or through the areas which are clearly marked off. Also, please dont take videos and photo's of the inside, just enjoy the experience of the moment.

A stunning gothic cathedral with beautiful stained glass windows. Definitely worth a visit from outside and inside. Would suggest going at night to enjoy the views.

Beautiful place! Schlossberg tower is 35mt high and you can join the view of the city from there. Of course to get to the tower, a walk in the forest is recommended.

Best place to see sunset in Freiburg. Would recommend to go there during sunset time. Also you will get good view of city from top and all along the way.

Good view Nice hike

If you enjoy hiking, discovering old cities, walking in forests, cultural visits to old castles, this place is absolutely right for you. A must visit for adventurers who come to Freiburg. There are two ways to go up the mountain; the long paved and slightly inclined road which of course is longer, and the other steep, spiral short way to the peak. I took the shorter one upward and the longer on my way down to enjoy the beauty of both. Up at the highest point you find a historical compass map for the directions and cities inside Germany. On your way up, you’ll pass by 2 telescopes through which you can view any direction you want really close. To use them you’ll need 50 cents or 1 euro coins. There is a nice restaurant with breath taking view where you can enjoy your meal right on the mountain of Schlossberg. Suitable for families, couples, friends and children but with care and caution. Take a lot of photos there and enjoy the nature!

You will be amazed by the panorama view of the city. It takes around half an hour walk to get to the very top. Some paths are steep but it is worth

Good hike with a great with atop the city

The best place to visit in Freiburg. The hike is definitely worth it!