It is so beautiful sculpture, so huge and precisely made. I am so glad I have visited this place despite it was pretty hardly approachable by walking. Way from Colmar is lead through industrial zone and in the end you must run over roundabout to reach this impressing statue of liberty.

Visited this gem on the 4th of July and honestly? Best decision ever. Forget New York’s version — overcrowded, overrated, and overpriced. Colmar’s Statue de la Liberté was absolutely free, and I didn’t have to dodge a single obnoxiously loud tourist. She may be smaller, but she’s mighty — and way more photogenic without the background chaos. Bonus: you get a full 360° view without even leaving the comfort of your air-conditioned SUV.

The place where the journey through the fairytale city of Colmar begins. Nearby there is a convenient supermarket parking lot where you can leave your car. Thanks to the sculptor Bartholdi for his work

Very beautiful place, worth the trip. I didn't expect to see the Statue of Liberty in this place, I was pleasantly surprised. A wonderful and lively city with many places to visit.

We have stopped by just for fun. It’s a replica created in 2004 which is not the same size as the original figure. I have seen several replicas and this is bigger the other. If you have some free time before your flight you can stop by.

It's a nice experience but if they ad this as a tourist attraction. It should be placed in a park not in middle of the road. I reckon, it should be placed in a park.

We spotted the mini Statue of Liberty in Colmar while driving by, such a fun and unexpected sight! It’s a perfect stop to learn more about its history and connection to New York. A cool little landmark with interesting background and symbolism. Such a cool surprise when leaving Colmar.

Nice little toy museum in the center of Colmar with several nice exhibits, including model trains and an impressive Playmobil display. You can also play several games, including boardgames and classic arcade games. Not the biggest museum, but nice to spend an hour or so, especially if you have young children. Highly recommended!

A fascinating museum about the history of toys. You can find many toys from different era like Barbie, teddy bears, dolls, cars, ... It's a pretty small museum but you can spend an hour or more inside. There's also some board games that you can use during your visit which is nice. It's a museum for everybody but I would say mostly older kids and adults. It's more on the educational side which wasn't an issue for me. I learned a lot of things and enjoyed my time. Also the staff is lovely!

Nice museum with lots for kids to do. The puppet show was unfortunately not working

Its a small, very cute museum. At each floor, you will find board games or other activities to play with your kids, along with an exhibition of tous from different times. Last floor is dedicated to trains and several of them run!

I went with my son with low expectations having not read any reviews and literally making a spontaneous choice to go. My son and I engaged in everything that was on offer. It was funny for him to see toys his dad had once played with. We built stuff we pressed buttons and loved the time we had there. Only complaint is that some of the buttons didn't work and we could only get one train to work. But all in all friendly staff nice well laid out Museum.

Nice little museum full of old-school toys including puppets, model trains and cars, Barbies.

Small museum with nice exhibition. Wish the play area had more toys available to play with. Worth a visit.

This place is so beautiful it’s almost hard to believe people used to (and still do) live there. Every nook and cranny hides beautiful facades and picturesque displays of little shops and cafes. I’d recommend this gem over more popular European (and even French) destinations.

Fabulous place, plenty to see around every corner. The market hall was amazing and also there was an artisan fair on the day I visited. However it was difficult to find public toilets as the signage wasn’t clear enough.

This little town is something out of a fairytale! Definitely a Disney snow white feel. The buildings are beautifully decorated, the presentation of the town and the shopping was amazing! A must visit destination for a day trip!

very pretty restaurant over the river and we stopped to have our lunch and feeding the goose at the same time.

Absolutely gorgeous place, a must go to if you are in the area.Such a pretty place.

Great place to visit. A must for wine drinkers.

Cute little Barvarian-style village, lots of neat places to shop and eat. The dish of the Alsace area is Tarte flambée (a flat, crispy crusted pizza) and it's available at almost every restaurant here.

This place is in a great location, but is very dirty and has broken doors, broken lights, a broken shower. It is a beautiful home on the outside, and is in a great location but it has been very poorly managed and neglected and it is obvious when you stay there. Great if all you care about is the location, but avoid it if you want to have a decent place to stay.

A "Real Eyeopener"! This compact "old town" area of Southeast Colmar is a place "not to be missed" by visitors! It gets its name due to the "historic houses" built on both sides of the small, meandering, Lauch River.... and the "fairy tale vibe". The area is wonderful to walk around-- and has cobbled streets, colourful "half-timbered" houses, and a "covered market". It can also be seen by boat. It has been awarded by TripAdvisor the esteemed "Certificate of Excellence". It is indeed well worth a visit. It is no wonder that it has been rated as one of the "top of places" to visit/things to do, while in Colmar. It will definitely add to one's memories of the visit. I hope that this Review has been helpful.

Lovely time walking around Home Little Venice there's so much more than the picturesque bridge's to see with a few lovely restaurants along the canal, and little boat trip back and forth . It's only a short walk from here to the indoor market . My recommendations would be early evening when all the lights come on for beautiful pictures .

Taking a boat and having a pleasure time 😊

Colmar is a very beautiful town to visit. Many old historic buildings.

Beautiful holiday appartement in the centre of town. Picture attached is from the living room window.

Beautiful place, I enjoyed my stay here and would highly recommend

Try to came by here if you happen go to Colmar or the area around. The museum with remarkable architectuur and art collections. Is not as big as Louvre but it is worth a visit. Price ticket for adults €13 per person.

Mid-sized museum with local artefacts, a famous painting (the Isenheim Altarpiece), and some modern art.

A stunning mix of medieval depth and modern elegance. The Isenheim Altarpiece alone is worth the visit – intense, haunting, unforgettable. The museum’s layout blends old and new beautifully, and the collection ranges from ancient artifacts to Picasso. Informative displays in multiple languages and a calm atmosphere make it ideal for a 2–3 hour visit. Highly recommended for anyone interested in art, architecture, or history.

Great museum lots to see and so many different floors and rooms...we spent 2hrs 40 minutes ...viewing the many historic artifacts...

I don’t often rate museums but this one deserves it. The Isenheim Altarpiece is the star of the show, and they do it perfectly. Plenty of space is given to each set of panels. Plenty of educational materials are readily available. And bless them for this-benches so one can sit and contemplate. Generous space is also allowed sit the masterpiece can be thoroughly enjoyed and appreciated. The rest of the museum is a delight. A wide range of art and artifacts from the history of Colmar and Alsace is presented. Again-with thought and thoroughness.

Intimate museum with some extraordinary pieces of art. Very quiet and relaxed visit. I was in awe of the Insenheim Altarpiece. It is extraordinary!

Spectacular museum with lots of impressive paintings on display. The Isenheim Altarpiece is spectacular and worth looking at. The building is lovely to walk around. Reasonable entry fee at €14 for an adult. Would definitely recommend a visit.

I sent proof to this City Hall in two emails that they issued fraudulent citation because I paid for parking but they are not decent enough to respond and cancel citation thus fraudulently extorting my money. Shame!!!

(Translated by Google) The birthplace of Pope Leo IX, the charming Alsatian village of Eguisheim was ranked as "One of the Most Beautiful Villages in France" in 2003 and won the title of "France's Favorite Village" in 2013. (Original) Locul de naștere al Papei Leon al IX -lea, fermecătorul sat alsacian, Eguisheim, a fost clasat drept „Unul dintre cele mai frumoase sate din Franța” din 2003 și a câștigat titlul de „Satul preferat al Franței” în 2013.

(Translated by Google) Bravo for your typical village, absolutely magnificent, with its houses which immerse us in the heart of Alsace. Bravo for the cleanliness of the streets and alleys. We received a very warm welcome from the traders and restaurateurs. The very pleasant little train ride with of course a visit to the city but also to the vineyards. A big, no, huge thank you for all the Easter decorations even on your Town Hall, it feels good, respecting our traditions. You fully deserve to be one of the most beautiful villages in France. 👍👍 (Original) Bravo pour votre village si typique, absolument magnifique, avec ses maisons qui nous plongent au coeur de l'Alsace. Bravo pour la propreté des rues et ruelles. Nous y avons reçu un très bon accueil de la part des commerçants et restaurateurs. La promenade en petit train très agréable avec bien-sûr la visite de la cité mais aussi des vignes. Un grand , non immense merci pour toutes les décorations de Pâques même sur votre hôtel de Ville, celà fait du bien, le respect de nos traditions. Vous méritez amplement d'être un des plus beaux villages de France. 👍👍

(Translated by Google) Like many of the comments I've read, I'm complaining about the exorbitant parking prices in this town, and especially the very poorly signposted parking ticket machines. I paid for 24 hours of campervan parking instead of a private car and just went to the restaurant. I won't be setting foot in this town again and will favor the surrounding areas, which are just as picturesque, warmer, and more welcoming. Skip Eguisheim from your visits. (Original) Comme bon nombre des commentaires lus, je me plains du prix de stationnement exorbitant de cette commune et surtout très mal indiqué quant aux bornes de ticket. J'ai payé 24 h de stationnement camping-car au lieu d'une voiture particulière et je suis juste allée au restaurant. Je ne mettrais plus les pieds dans cette commune et vais privilégier celles aux alentours tout aussi pittoresques, plus chaleureuses et accueillantes. Zappez Eguisheim de vos visites.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful village with lots of flowers, a bit of a shame to find so many restaurants closed in September, because it was impossible for us to find a table to enjoy good sauerkraut, we still managed to eat one bought in jars. (Original) Très beau village bien fleuri, un peu dommage de trouver autant de restaurants fermés en septembre, car il nous a été impossible de trouver une table pour déguster une bonne choucroute, nous avons tout de même réussi à en manger une achetée en bocaux.

(Translated by Google) Very disappointed with the village's flowers, or rather the lack of flowers!!!!! Not a single geranium, emblem of our beautiful Alsace, on the various village fountains, and what can we say about the flower boxes...grasses dried out for ages....as a tourism player, I deplore the fact that one of the most beautiful villages in France no longer showcases its heritage and allows a deleterious atmosphere to take hold....I remain hopeful that you will remedy this.... Lili L'Hôte End of May 2025 (Original) Très déçue du fleurissement du village, ou plutôt du non fleurissement !!!!! Pas un seul géranium, emblème de notre belle Alsace, sur les différentes fontaines du village et que dire des bacs à fleurs....herbes desséchées depuis des lustres....acteur du tourisme, je déplore que l'un des plus beaux villages de France ne mette plus en valeur son patrimoine et laisse s'installer une ambiance délétère....je garde l'espoir que vous aller y remédier.... Lili L'Hôte Fin mai 2025

(Translated by Google) We were visiting the villages along the wine route, but we were disappointed by the welcome in Eguisheim. Paid parking and exorbitant rates for a village (a fixed rate is imposed). The police are on the lookout for tickets. We were also disappointed by the atmosphere, which was deadly for a school holiday weekend. It's a real shame because the village is very beautiful and unique. Fortunately, the storks were there to brighten up our visit. (Original) Nous visitions les villages de la route des vins mais nous avons été déçus de l'accueil à Eguisheim. Parking payant et tarif exorbitant pour un village (Tarif unique imposé). La police est à l'affût pour balancer des contraventions. Déçus aussi par l'ambiance qui était mortelle pour un week-end de vacances scolaires. C'est vraiment dommage car le village est très beau, atypique. Heureusement que les cigognes étaient présentes pour égayer notre passage.

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.

(Translated by Google) An experience.... special but enriching..... After booking we introduce ourselves and are greeted by ONE Character.... We had passionate explanations Both in the museum and in the gallery We had a very pleasant, interesting and funny time. If you are passing through, do this visit with your family, this is a very good value for money detour. (Original) Une expérience..... particulière mais enrichissante..... Après avoir réservé nous nous présentons et sommes accueillis par UN Personnage.... Nous avons eu des explications passionnées Aussi bien au musée que dans la galerie Nous avons passé un moment très agréable intéressant et a la fois drôle. Si vous passez par la faites cette visite en famille cela vos le détour a un très bon rapport qualité prix.

(Translated by Google) Great visit full of history and very interesting tools from the period (Original) Super visite pleine d'histoire et d'outils de le l'époque très intéressant

(Translated by Google) Very interesting visit very good guide he had merit those who worked it deserves a visit (Original) Visite très intéressante très bon guide il avait du Mérite ceux qui ont travaillé ça mérite une visite

(Translated by Google) I loved the guided tour 😃 (Original) J'ai adoré la visite guidée 😃

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!

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.

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!

Beautiful Abbey, store and village. The organist was rehearsing the day we went and was stunning experience to hear it and pray and admire the architecture. Definitely will come back.

Amazing place and worth a visit. The history Sanctuary of Our Lady at Mariastein goes back to the first half of the 14th Century. The story goes that a small boy had fallen from the precipice down into the valley and saved by the virgin. The boy’s mother was tending cattle and sheep. To escape from the heat of the day she and her son took refuge in a cave on the side of the cliff. When she was asleep the boy disappeared. When she awoke she searched around had a premonition that her son had fallen into the valley below. She headed into the valley and there she found him picking flowers for the beautiful woman who had carried him to safety. After falling more than 50m he was unhurt and told his mother that the Lady wished to be venerated in the cave above. According to tradition the cave grotto has been the site of many miraculous events. There are hundreds of placards form the faithful confirming their faith in the Virgin. This is a beautiful peaceful place. Apart from the sacred grotto and its chapels the basilica is absolutely worth a visit it is spectacular. The facade was built between 1830 and 1834 by the Austrian, Jakob Begle. The church itself dates back to 17th Century having been consecrated in 1655. The church was restored between 1930 and 1944 as well as being repainted in the years 1999/2000. Amazing place and worth a visit.

…so impressing…The walls of the second floor down are full of impressive writings.The atmosphere is really mystical.There are no masks; just truth…Calling me…One Day…

A place where you can find PEACE and SERENITY..

A most beautiful complex of several buildings with a pretty road through an orchard leading towards it. You can go inside and look around or sit. Lots of sculptures and detail.

A truly beautiful church. Felt a lot of sadness when I saw Jesus in the grotto. This church has a healing vibe, you feel so calm and mindful while there.

DON’T LET THE EXTERIOR FOOL YOU. Amazing inside baroque architecture but the main site is the chapel in the grotto. Free big parking a few minutes away.

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!

We came across this place by accident, but is really nice to spend some time here! Entrance is free and it is cool to see how the sweets are made. Personnel is eager to let you taste anything you see. After the visit you can enter the shop (it will take you some time). Can highly recommend!

French candy fairytale 🍭 As french, as it can be. It seems only french people know this place, so the staff is extra nice to foreigners. But most probably they are nice to evebody. Well worth a detour through wonderful Vosges forest.

There's a wonderful tour that shows how their candy is made. They will also give out taste samples of any of their amazing flavors. Gift sets and candy tins too.

❤️ Sympathetic and professional staff. Well organized visits. Well situated, quite visible from the main road. Suitable for wandering. 🤔 Sugar consuming may be a problem to certain people. Replacing it with agave, stevia or maple syrup might be taken in consideration. Thank you for the moment.

Great place for kids and adults for an afternoon visit and such nice staff

Really nice mini-trip or stop along a road trip. If you want a tour of the factory, you can just walk in without an appointment and get a free tour (which, honestly, I couldn't believe in this day and age)! The staff were hesitant to do the tour in English because they felt their English wasn't good enough, but it was honestly very good (better than some non-native speakers who claim to speak English very well). The tour is long enough to not feel like a lure to get you into the gift shop, and not so long that you get over-saturated with info. Absolute recommendation!

Always a sweet place to visit.

The Wesserling Park and Castle, nestled in the heart of the Thur Valley in Alsace, is a unique blend of nature, heritage, and culture. While the park is well known for its stunning gardens, this year offers an exciting new experience: the Wesserling Castle has reopened its doors after a meticulous renovation, unveiling a new chapter in its fascinating history. After several years of restoration, the castle has been beautifully revitalized, while retaining its historical charm. Visitors can now explore its newly restored rooms, each filled with period details and a unique ambiance that transports you back in time. The perfect fusion of modern updates and historical elements showcases the respect given to this Alsatian treasure. As for the park, it remains a must-see. Designated a "Remarkable Garden," it features a variety of themed gardens, offering a delightful diversity of landscapes. From the formal French garden to the vibrant vegetable patches, each section bursts with colors and scents that change with the seasons. In the summer, the park hosts cultural exhibitions and events, adding a lively, artistic touch to your visit. Whether you are passionate about history, a lover of nature, or simply in search of a peaceful retreat, the Wesserling Park and Castle is sure to delight. The reopening of the castle in 2024 marks a new era for this iconic site, making it a must-visit destination this year.

Super nice activities for children (~2-10 years) who like playing outdoors and discover adventures. Very relaxing atmosphere and a great experience overall. Definitely worth the money!

A very beautiful park and museum. The gardens are pretty large (although not humongeous, you won't need a full day to explore it all). Some places are currently being renovated. The only downside is that the entry is pretty expensive but it's not unexpected.

Park is beautiful. Textile museum interesting and « grande chaufferie » clever way of using a disregarded industrial building.

A beautiful place for walking. Nice camping nearby. The Elsas in France but with a German touch... Marvelous food and drinks... August 2023. We went to the 'Super U' supermarket. And as before, attractive place to do your shopping. Parc de Wesserling has a lot more to show but, I just went to the 'Super U'...

I lived in Alsace for years and I was surprised by the beauty of this location. Waterfalls, hills, forest with a lot of charm. If you like hiking, this place is for you.

Was a great afternoon out. The exhibitions were interesting in the main building, and the gardens were stunning! WARNING! The exhibition in the other building is NOT for people who have a problem with heights! You're supposed to go in at the top and work your way down. I couldn't even tackle the ramp to the entrance without getting giddy! Insider tip...you can go in via the door on the ground floor. Well worth doing.

Scenic spot, perfect for strolling around, boating or just enjoying nature.

Located in Gerardmer, this beautiful quiet glacial lake offers stunning views over Vosges mountains🏞🌄. It is located at 660 meters altitude and has a maximum depth of 38 meters and a mean depth of 17m. It's waters are cristal clear, and they are the home of many fish species like carp, roach fish, pike and trout🐟. You have the opportunity to walk/hike around the lake or to rent boats (there are 3 or 4 boat providers and 2 that offer lake tour with bigger boats), to eat icecream or have dinner or lunch on the shores of this lake. Although it is surrounded by mountains and it seems like a place where no water sports can be practiced, it has on it's shores a sports center where teens and children learn different water sports🚣🏄‍♀️. It also has on it's shores an aquatic center with a natural pool and a beach🏖. Visiting in May this wonderful city and region, I am pleasantly surprised and impressed by this beautiful lake. I can't wait to come back do do the lake tour by foot🚶‍♀️, and to hike on the peak of one of the mountains to see the lake view🏞 that i have heard about..

Small but nice lake, enough to spend couple of days of vacation here. Can rent the pedal boat to have a short look around (1 hour 16€). Or just walk on it's perimeter, won't take longer than few hours. Camp is there too, also you can find a casino and cozy tables with benches for a picnic. The lake itself is quite clean, allowed to fish and swim.

Beautiful place to watch the sunset. Nearby is a nice playground that is suitable not only for big kids but also for toddlers.

Great lake with nice walks and activities

Clean and blue waters, nice kid friendly hike by the lake. It can get a bit crowded over weekend but a nice getaway for a day or two.

Wonderful 🤩

Been here combine with the other 2 waterfalls, this one is a steep hike up over rocks, just follow the path. Waterfall isn't as beautifull as cascade tendon but the walk up is nice. It's also possible to combine it with the viewpoint Mérelle I believe..

Very cozy place. The water spills over the rock and forms 3 waterfalls. Was real fun Waking up there. Great Location for a rest or even a picnic (no table there)

Very beautiful place. It's not the easiest path, so good shoes are recommended!

It is a small walk from the parking place (10 mintes) or a moderate clime or decent from the lake (166 meters). The waterfall in August is a big joke. When you make a picture under a right angle it looks like a waterfall. But when you come closer you see it is a small stream only 3 meters height... So be prepared. The observation tower is on the other hand very nice, especially during sunny weather you have a spectacular view over the lake. So the cascade is nice to do as combination with the tower. But I would not recommend to go to the waterfall as only destination.

It was a long walk in the winter but a lovely place to see.

It's very nice, but be on the safe side and get hiking shoes for the trip

Did not get there. Ggle routing ends at private road ad at that point no way to find a parking to walk on, so we had to skip the vennue

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).

A nice activity with children. Be there at 15h00 so you can go along to fetch the goats. Some of the goats are very big but they are all very friendly. There is a long explanation and a video about the goats and also about the dangers of re-introducing the wolf in the wild. Worth a visit if you are in the neighborhood with children. They love to feed and pet the goats and can cuddle with the young animals.

This place was surprisingly full for what it is, which is essentially a goat-stable with a small attached shop consisting of a single refrigerated display counter. Although it came as a surprise to see so many people had made the trip across the narrow (basically one-lane) winding roads to the top of the mountain, it agreeably does have more to offer than other places in the area, such as: petting and feeding the goat;, taking a look inside the goat-stables; an informational video; an outside terrace; and free-of-charge tasting of the cheeses sold in the shop. The place, at present, still lacks public facilities, such as a toilet - though I've been assured work is being invested to have these available by next year. The proprietors should also be commended about the clear COVID-19 instructions posted in all pertinent places. While all of this in itself might not sound too bad, the informational video is both long, boring and not particularly worthwhile (there's a program available that tells you the length of each segment, but not when it starts, and the style of presentation itself has more of a business presentation rather than a guided tour through the process of cheese manufacture); the goats are quite big, so scary for young children; the goats swallow the feed (available for purchase at €0.50 a cup), which therefore doesn't last long; you can't get any other food or drink at the terrace; and there's a long line in front of the shop - which made us forego buying some of the otherwise excellent cheese. Overall good for a brief visit, but rather a lot of effort to reach for the time you'll spend there...

😊😊😊😊😊

(Translated by Google) A fun outing. Admission costs €3 without reservation, which includes a goat cheese tasting and the opportunity to feed the goats. It's advisable to keep small children close by during feeding, as the goats can be quite pushy. All explanations are in French, but I still found it worthwhile, provided you don't have to drive too far. (Original) Geinig uitje. Zonder reserveren kost de entree 3 euro, daarvoor krijg je een geitenkaas proeverij en mag je de geiten voeren. Raadzaam om kleine kinderen bij in de buurt te houden tijdens het voern, de geiten kunnen nogal opdringerig zijn. Alle uitleg is in het Frans, maar evengoed vond ik het de moeite waard mits je niet te ver hoeft te rijden.

(Translated by Google) I would have given it 5 stars, given the warm welcome we received from the staff. I'm not giving it 5 stars because the film shown in the goat barn contains too much cruelty to be shown to children. Aside from that, it is possible to milk the goats, pet them, and feed them. The owner provides very detailed and interesting explanations. Excellent cheese is sold on site! (Original) J'aurais mis 5 étoiles, vu l'accueil agréable qu'on a eu du personnel. Je ne mets pas les 5 étoiles, car sur le film présenté dans la chèvrerie, il y a trop de cruauté pour diffuser ça, devant des enfants. Mise à part ça, il est possible de traire les chèvres, de les caresser et de les nourrir. Des explications très détaillées et intéressantes, vous seront donnés de la part du propriétaire. Très bon fromage vendu sur place !

(Translated by Google) A very friendly welcome, always available for visitors. In addition to seeing and petting the goats, there are very interesting explanations on various topics. We bought some delicious cheeses before heading back in our campervan... two of them stopped by during the 2.5-hour drive! 😂 Children can even participate in milking the goats. There's a large parking area. Remember to book your visit online as it sometimes fills up! (Original) Accueil très sympathique, toujours disponible pour les visiteurs. En plus de voir et caresser les chèvres, il y a des explications très intéressantes sur diverses sujets. Nous avons acheté de délicieux fromages avant de reprendre la route du retour en camping car..... 2 y sont passés durant les 2h30 de route 😂 Possibilité de faire la traite des chèvres pour les enfants. Grand parking pour se garer. Pensez à réserver votre visite sur internet car parfois c'est complet !

(Translated by Google) A lovely discovery of a goat farm where you can meet the goats 🐐 in their enclosure!! Upon arrival, you'll be welcomed with a tasting of the various goat cheeses made and sold on site, followed by some treats to give the goats for a little cuddle time, very detailed explanations of the different steps, and finally, the opportunity to buy this delicious cheese as well as goat milk soap!!! A must-do for the family!! Highly recommended 😁 (Original) Jolie découverte d'une chevrerie où l'on peut aller à la rencontre des chèvres 🐐 dans leur parc!! A l'arrivée, accueil avec une dégustation des différents fromages de chèvre fabriqué et vendus sur place, puis quelques friandises à donner aux chèvres pour un petit moment câlin, explications très détaillées des différentes étapes et enfin possibilité d'acheter ce délicieux fromage mais également du savon au lait de chèvre !!! A faire en famille !! Je recommande+++ 😁

Must see if you like gardens. We never saw the same thing twice and were easily there a couple of hours, well wife likes gardens but i enjoyed it too! There's a vast variety of garden and pond areas to view and photograph. On arrival you will be encouraged to walk barefoot, so TAKE YOUR SANDELS AND BE PREPARED TO TAKE THEM OFF. The grass areas were perfectly manicured and felt like carpet. It's really well looked after, but not cheap. We paid £10.00 per adult (Aug 2018).

Beautiful very well maintained garden! Must visit. The pathways are made of perfectly cut grass, on which you can walk bare-foot. Many different garden styles, including a maze! We spent hours here. The owner is happy to explain a thing or two about gardening, he speaks English. This place is not wheelchair or baby-stroller friendly. Use a baby-carrier instead.

Amazingly beautiful and well-kept garden, with a varied and dense design, situated in a beautiful landscape. Visit early in the morning and you can have the place to yourself.

Beautiful gardens. On entrance we were told we couldn't leave the bikes in the grounds and we couldn't have a picnic in the grounds (not that we'd intended to) We pay €90 a year for kew Gardens in London(300 acres) anytime secure space for bikes inside and we can have a picnic. The price here is too high for what you get. I've added photos of lack of bike parking and some lovely places that are perfect for a picnic even though you can't have one :)

A must see when visiting this region! I was amazed how beautiful this garden is!

Very nice place with so many flowers. Good plane to relax and discuss.

Absolutely lovely.

Best prop is a live forest backdrop. An excellent edition of Hamlet in French, with a live wolf as part of the cast.

So warm and the seats are uncomfortable. But the program is good

Amazing place. Over 100 years old this theatre.

Super experience!

Interesting place to visit.

Very interesting concept!

Extra

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!

Nice experience, very nice and helpfull employees. The museum and the actual mines are 3 km apart. The map at the site is a bit confusing so some extra signs would be good. At the site there is a bit of hiking to do, on some areas the terrain is abrupt and rocky or with stairs.

A Misty Day's Adventure at Le Thillot Copper Mine Despite visiting the Copper mine at Le Thillot on a dreary, wet day in April, the experience was unexpectedly mesmerizing. The misty weather lent a mystical aura to the moss-covered landscapes, transforming our surroundings into something out of a fairy tale. The highlight of our visit was certainly the guided tour with Fabien through the mine's longest tunnel. Lasting over an hour, the tour was not only extensive but also incredibly engaging, filled with rich details and fascinating stories that brought the history of the mine to life. Fabien’s charismatic, humorous manner, coupled with his deep knowledge of history, captivated us from the start. Adding to the mystical experience were the bats we spotted hibernating within the mine, a unique and memorable sight. The written guide was meticulous and available in German, a thoughtful touch that enhanced our understanding and appreciation of the site. Unfortunately, due to time constraints and our late arrival, we were unable to visit the mine’s museum on the same day. However, the staff were wonderfully understanding and assured us that our tickets would remain valid for entry to the museum the following day. By the end of our visit, we were truly humbled by the rich history and intricate processes of the Le Thillot Copper Mine. And let me just say, with copper all around us, it's easy to "take it for granite." :) Overall, the visit to Le Thillot Copper Mine was well worth the 15 euros, turning what could have been a gloomy day into an extraordinary adventure. I highly recommend this insightful and unique experience! Enjoy & GLÜCK AUF! The Gooners ;-)

Fun to learn more about the history of the copper mines. The guide (from 14-08 14.30PM) was so amazingly enthousiastic and passionate. Best employer of the year if you ask me. So, if you're looking for a refreshing day program and you're interested in history and geology, a great recommendation!

This is well worth a visit. Great tour. Tour guide was very enthusiastic. Super interesting.

Very nice trip back in history. These 400 year old copper mines are very nice to visit. There is a visitors center with a museum where you can learn about mining. A few kilometres further by car is the mining area where you can visit several mine shafts. I can highly recommend the guided tour in shaft 15. You need good shoes and you should be afraid for small and dark area's. They supply a helmet with a light on it to you. We had a very enthusiastic and nice guide explaining how the miners made the tunnels, cope with the water inside the tunnels and teached us about the copper mining. Als her English was very good, so compliments to the guide. After this we spend about 1 hour over the copper area to visit several small tunnels and hotspots. Was a nice walk in a green and beautiful area. I definitely recommend to do this €11,- trip (for 1 adult, including museum, guided tour and walk through the copper mine area)

Very nice place to visit in the Vosges. It is great that there is a mix of things to do: the museum has a lot of background information and cool archaeological findings, while the "discovery tour" allows for learning about the premises at own pace. Actually entering the mine can only be described as fantastic. Thanks to the lovely, knowledgeable, and enthusiastic guide we were made aware of the rich history hidden in the old mine shafts. Bring some warm clothes! For small children it might be a bit too cold and difficult to understand, but for older kids and grownups it is a great afternoon out.

Even though we made a reservation we had to wait almost an hour in the visitor center. Except for that it was pretty good. The tour trough the mine was interesting. Although the guide did not speak a lot of English. The mine itself is very cramped just like it was when it was in use and that was nice. It felt very real. The area around the mine has some interesting stuff and the leaflet gave some nice information. The museum was also surprisingly nice.

Belfort Cathedral, also known as Saint-Christophe Cathedral, is a breathtaking masterpiece of Gothic architecture nestled in the heart of Belfort, France. With its rich history, intricate design, and spiritual significance, the cathedral stands as a testament to human craftsmanship and devotion. The construction of Belfort Cathedral began in the 12th century, and its architectural style evolved over the centuries to reflect the prevailing trends of the times. The cathedral's exterior showcases a harmonious blend of Romanesque and Gothic elements, with its towering spires and ornate facade drawing visitors in from afar. The remarkable rose window, a hallmark of Gothic architecture, graces the front of the cathedral, captivating onlookers with its intricate tracery and vibrant stained glass. Stepping inside Belfort Cathedral is like entering a realm of serenity and spiritual contemplation. The grandeur of the nave, supported by sturdy columns and ribbed vaults, creates an awe-inspiring sense of space and height. The play of light through the stained glass windows casts a kaleidoscope of colors that dance across the interior, imbuing the space with an ethereal ambiance. One of the most noteworthy features of Belfort Cathedral is its impressive organ. The organ, a masterpiece of craftsmanship and musical engineering, adds a harmonious dimension to the cathedral's atmosphere. Its resounding notes fill the nave during religious services and concerts, enhancing the spiritual experience for both worshippers and music enthusiasts. The cathedral's chapels and altars are adorned with exquisite sculptures, paintings, and religious artifacts that reflect the region's rich artistic heritage. These works of art provide a glimpse into the cultural and religious significance that the cathedral has held throughout the centuries. The side chapels, dedicated to various saints, offer a quiet space for contemplation and prayer, inviting visitors to connect with their spirituality in a tranquil environment. Belfort Cathedral has weathered the test of time, surviving various historical events and transformations. Its resilience and enduring presence serve as a reminder of the deep-rooted faith and enduring commitment of the people who have upheld its significance over generations. Visiting Belfort Cathedral is not only a journey through history but also an opportunity to connect with the divine and appreciate the artistry and architecture of a bygone era. Whether you are an architecture enthusiast, a history buff, or a spiritual seeker, Belfort Cathedral offers a profound and enriching experience that transcends time and speaks to the universal quest for meaning and beauty. In conclusion, Belfort Cathedral stands as an architectural marvel and a sacred sanctuary that beckons visitors to explore its intricate details, reflect on its storied past, and find solace in its spiritual embrace. With its harmonious blend of architectural styles, captivating stained glass, and awe-inspiring interior, the cathedral continues to be a cherished gem in the cultural and religious tapestry of Belfort.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent cathedral, although a little small, which is, all the same, the youngest in France, 1979...also the date of creation of the bishopric of Belfort! The stained glass windows are absolutely beautiful with lots of details, not to mention the splendid organ with its beautiful gilding! The main platform with a masterful grille behind it is worth seeing....in short, go there, you will not be disappointed, it's the red stone cathedral! (Original) Magnifique cathédrale, bien qu'un peu petite qui est, tout de même, la plus jeune de France, 1979...aussi la date de création de l'évêché de Belfort ! Les vitraux sont de toute beauté avec pleins de détails, sans parler de l'orgue splendide avec ces belles dorures ! L'estrade principale avec une grille magistrale derrière mérite d'être vue....bref allez y, vous ne serez pas déçu, c'est la cathédrale en pierre rouge !

(Translated by Google) Magnificent building, very well maintained. This cathedral naturally stands out on the Place d'Arme. (Original) Magnifique édifice très bien entretenu. Cette cathédrale s'impose naturellement sur la Place d'Arme.

(Translated by Google) Steeped in history, Belfort Cathedral stands proudly in the heart of the square. Its imposing architecture bears witness to a rich past, inviting contemplation. A visit to this sacred place is particularly pleasant, offering a moment of serenity. (Original) Chargée d'histoire, la cathédrale de Belfort se dresse avec prestige au cœur de la place. Son architecture imposante témoigne d'un riche passé, invitant à la contemplation. La visite de ce lieu sacré se révèle particulièrement agréable, offrant un moment de sérénité.

(Translated by Google) Located in the heart of the old town, Saint-Christophe Cathedral is an imposing building, built in the 18th century in a sober classical style. Its massive façade of pink Vosges sandstone immediately catches the eye and gives a real identity to the historic center of Belfort. The interior is surprisingly bright and balanced. The nave is wide and light, with beautiful volumes. The stained-glass windows and organ are worth a closer look, as are some of the sculpted details that bear witness to the craftsmanship of the time. It is not an "exuberant" cathedral like those found elsewhere, but its simplicity gives it a certain elegance. It is also a vibrant place: concerts, services, and tours take place here, and it remains a central landmark in the city. Easily accessible while strolling through old Belfort, it perfectly complements a visit to the Lion and the fortifications. (Original) Située au cœur de la vieille ville, la cathédrale Saint-Christophe est un édifice imposant, construit au XVIIIe siècle dans un style classique sobre. Sa façade massive en grès rose des Vosges attire immédiatement l’œil et donne une vraie identité au centre historique de Belfort. L’intérieur surprend par sa clarté et son équilibre. La nef est large et lumineuse, avec de beaux volumes. Les vitraux et l’orgue méritent qu’on s’attarde, tout comme certains détails sculptés qui témoignent du savoir-faire de l’époque. Ce n’est pas une cathédrale “exubérante” comme on en trouve ailleurs, mais sa simplicité lui donne une certaine élégance. C’est aussi un lieu de vie : concerts, offices et visites s’y succèdent, et elle reste un point de repère central dans la ville. Facile d’accès en se promenant dans le vieux Belfort, elle complète parfaitement la découverte du Lion et des fortifications.

(Translated by Google) A very impressive building, perfectly suited to the fortified town of Belfort. Well worth a visit. Situated on a charming square. (Original) Zeer imposant bouwwerk, wat volkomen past in de vestingstad Belfort. De moeite waard om eens binnen te stappen. Gelegen aan een sfeervol plein.

(Translated by Google) When you are in Belfort, be sure to pop in to explore this church from the inside in peace and quiet. (Original) Wanneer je in Belfort bent zeker even naar binnenlopen om in alle rust deze kerk van binnen te bekijken.

Beatiful view from the top of the citadel, good explanation of why, what and how of the Lion.

Such a great experience! We went there by a total chance and I’m so happy we did. Kids were amazed the whole time- recommend to everyone if you are in area. Pro-tip: if you come on the first Sunday of month- entry is free! Have a walk in citadel, museum, check out the Lion… there is plenty to do and find out. Also, views from the top- amazing!

Enormous scale sculpture, worth seeing when you visit Belfort citadel. Quite easy accessible from FORT side, hard from city side (a lot of steps)z ticket 1€

Wow, it's such a beautiful area to walk around in and was even bigger and more impressive in real life.

The Lion of Bartholdi is a monumental sandstone sculpture by Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi, located in Belfort, France. Symbolizing French resilience, it commemorates the city's determined resistance during the Franco-Prussian War siege. The lion's imposing size and expressive, romantic style vividly convey strength, defiance, and emotional power. This iconic artwork exemplifies Bartholdi’s skill in combining patriotism with dramatic, naturalistic form, making it a powerful symbol of courage and national pride.

Beautiful place with A great view of Belfort and the mountains. I thought you gave to pay everything but that wasn’t true. You can just walk to the fort, go up, enjoy the view and walk anywhere nearby. Also in the summer it is a good place to get some sun, because there is plenty of grass where you can lay down and enjoy the sun and the view.

Amazing sculpture at the top of the mountain. Be ready for lots of stairs. Around the statue, there are nice walks around the fortress

Ok for one time.

Very nice 😎😎😎

Super Escape game

(Translated by Google) A very good welcome. The decoration is really nice which makes the atmosphere conducive to playing an escape game :) We did the homicide escape game at Place de l'Horloge and we had a great time. Thanks to the team and see you soon (Original) Un très bon accueil. La décoration est vraiment sympa ce qui rends l'atmosphère propice à faire un escape game :) Nous avons fait l'escape Game homicide place de l'horloge et nous avons passé un très bon moment. Merci à l'équipe et à bientôt

(Translated by Google) "Mysterious Disappearance" An incredible experience at Escape Hunt Danjoutin! The escape game was truly well-designed, with original puzzles and an immersive setting. The welcome was warm and the team very friendly. At the end, we were treated to a drink to celebrate our success and were even able to take photos to immortalize the moment. A fun outing that we highly recommend! (Original) « Mystérieuse disparition » Une expérience incroyable à Escape Hunt Danjoutin ! L’escape game était vraiment bien conçu, avec des énigmes originales et un cadre immersif. L’accueil a été chaleureux et l’équipe très sympathique. À la fin, nous avons eu droit à un verre pour célébrer notre réussite et avons même pu prendre des photos pour immortaliser ce moment. Une sortie divertissante à recommander sans hésiter !

(Translated by Google) We did the “delicacy workshop”, it was another great experience as much for the room itself as for the exceptional welcome, the kindness, the humor and the little drink offered! Honestly to do and redo! Better than a little movie or a bowling alley! (Original) On a fait « l’atelier des gourmandises », c’était encore une chouette expérience autant pour la salle elle même que pour l’accueil exceptionnel, la gentillesse, l’humour et le p’tit verre offert ! Franchement à faire et refaire ! Mieux qu’un p’tit cinoche ou qu’un bowling !

(Translated by Google) Great, the puzzles are really sought after, the settings are brilliant, nothing is left to chance even in the corridors, the toilets... the team too, they are all very nice! We have a 1.5 hour drive to get there and we'll come back, it's worth it. (Original) Super, les énigmes sont vraiment recherchées les décors sont géniaux rien n’est laissé au hasard même dans les couloirs les wc.. l’équipe aussi ils sont tous très gentils ! On a 1h30 de route pour venir et on reviendra ça vaut le coup.

Brilliant walking with lots of interesting bits to keep kids walking! For those who may be dragging unwilling children up, the 'interesting stuff' (i.e. boardwalks, gorge, stone steps, waterfall, cave etc) starts about 1.8km from the car park at the bottom (we parked at the one at the south end of Môtiers). The walk from the car park to the top of the gorge and back took us 3.5 hours with primary aged children. It would be most impressive in early spring, I reckon, with the snowmelt coming down it. In August, there was no water in the lower river, and only a gently flowing stream through the gorge itself, but enough to still be worth the walk!

It is probably the most beautiful cayon in the region. A demanding Trek, but very rewarding. Very steep.

Must visit, great hike, good for all levels

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Nice, not wow

(Translated by Google) There are very strange canyons and streams, and some dangerous steps and paths. Be sure to tighten the iron chains on the stone cliffs and pay attention to safety. It's fun if you're a bit adventurous, but children and the elderly should be careful. In particular, wet stone roads can be slippery, so wear hiking shoes with anti-slip bottoms. Worth a visit. (Original) 非常奇异的峡谷与溪水，有点危险的台阶和小路，一定要拉紧石崖上的铁链，注意安全。如果你有点冒险精神那一定很好玩，但是小孩和老人就要小心了。尤其是潮湿的石头路上会滑，要穿底部防湿滑的徒步鞋子。值得一去。

(Translated by Google) Very nice hike, not very busy on this Friday. The somewhat narrow passages are very beautiful and there is something to hold on to. We follow the water all the way. It's a bit of a climb but it's worth it! (Original) Très belle randonnée, peu fréquentée en ce vendredi. Les passages un peu étroits sont très beaux et il y a de quoi se tenir. On suit l’eau tout du long. Ça grimpe un peu mais ça vaut le coup !

Perfect place for relaxing and AMITABHA Buddha blessings and meditation!!

Super

(Translated by Google) Magnificent haven of peace for lovers of gardens, Japan, serenity and nature. You can relax there for the afternoon, after a hike, or take a relaxing break and you can stay there to completely get away from it all. Dogs are welcome. Bring change or a checkbook. (Original) Magnifique havre de paix pour les amoureux des jardins, du Japon, de la sérénité, de la nature. On peut s'y détendre pour l'après midi, après une randonnée, ou faire une halte reposante et on peut y séjourner pour se depaysager totalement. Les chiens sont les bienvenus. Prevoir de la monnaie ou un chéquier.

(Translated by Google) A very beautiful garden, a pleasant and zen moment. A very big job. (Original) Un très beau jardin, un moment agréable et zen. Un très gros travail.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place, but closed to the public...even to our group still received on the day of our visit...! An impressive collection of koi carp. (Original) Bel endroit, mais fermé au public...même à notre groupe reçu quand même le jour de notre visite...! Une collection impressionnante de carpes koi.

(Translated by Google) This place offers exceptional peace and serenity, all in a beautiful natural setting. The owners are incredibly welcoming and passionate about their garden, which is reflected in the beauty of the place. We had the chance to visit the garden for a special occasion and I'm delighted to say we were moved by it. The place surprised many with its harmony and exotic charm. Thank you again! (Original) Cet endroit offre une paix et une sérénité exceptionnelles, le tout dans un cadre naturel magnifique. Les propriétaires sont incroyablement accueillants et passionnés par leur jardin, ce qui se reflète dans la beauté du lieu. Nous avons eu la chance de visiter le jardin pour une occasion spéciale et je suis ravi de dire que nous en avons été émus. Le lieu a beaucoup surpris par son harmonie et son charme dépaysant. Encore merci à vous!

(Translated by Google) Nice visit in the fall. Warm welcome from the owner. To do in good weather. (Original) Jolie visite à l'automne . Accueil chaleureux du propriétaire. A faire par beau temps.

Nice place to stop by on a road trip There're public toilets but no place to buy food or drinks. We did not see signs for the parking lot, so we found it after a while but worth it.

It's our stop point from Geneva to Nantua. The scene is so magnificent! The place was old factory for ice storage during winter, but now it's abandoned now.

Very beautiful place if you are passing through on the highway. Completely free to visit and you get stunning views and interesting history

The ruined site of a one-time prosperous and important ice harvesting and storage facility that fell out of favour and into disrepair following the invention of the refrigerator is a must-see. There are information boards in both French and English that explain the process and the history - and which detail the hard life of the workers; as well as a series of atmospheric photographs taken inside the vast building (which for safety reasons is out of bounds to visitors). Steep wooden steps and a boardwalk take you down to the lake (chosen for the job because the purity of its water meant it froze at higher temperatures) and there's a gravel track on the other side of the building accessed more easily from the car park (where there's also a dry toilet). It's free to enter.

Remote and quiet (apart from the highway next door), not much to do there, but nice place nonetheless. There's a possibility to walk on the ice if the winter is good enough

Nice place for a little stop, picnic

Really interesting place to visit with great views around into the old ice storage facility. The building is decaying in a very fascinating way, with trees growing out of the roof. The setting by lake is lovely.