A nice little hiking spot. We did the "longer" hike around the vineyard, and took the short path with the stairs down back to Kayserberg. Very easy hike if not completely accessible. A very nice tower and a good view of the village and valley :)

I cannot really call it a castle. Comparing with other castles that I visited, this one is like a tower. However if you are in Kaysersberg, you should definitely give it a try. The view up there is very nice.

Beautiful town with their own design house from 14,15 century. Up the hill can see the castle. If you like to visit... Most welcome. I like this town because of the scenery. Feel relax

Ruins of a castle with 3 different routes from the village around 15 to 25min walk with stairs. Beautiful view of the vineyard and village from the top. Can also climb spiral stairs at the tower.

Lovely castle ruins above Kyserberg offering girgeous views of the village, the valley and the vineyards. You can climb the tower for an extra special experience.

In general this small town is really beautiful, the climb to the castle is at the end of the town, you have to climb up some small stairs that are not very visible. Very little of the castle is preserved, but it is worth climbing the Tower and if you have time I suggest climbing the mountain behind the castle, there are very nice views of the whole area.

Beautiful place to visit in Alsace, cute streets with colorful houses. We did not though climb up to the castle.

Église Sainte-Croix, Kaysersberg, situated in the heart of Kaysersberg, is the mostly medieval parish church of the small town of Kaysersberg, in the Haut-Rhin department of France. It's so low profile that you may notice the fountain ⛲ in front of it, but not the church when walking by if you don't look up. But that's the characteristics of Église Sainte-Croix, Kaysersberg, elegant while not shine bright. The Holy Cross Church was built in the first half of the 13th century, then expanded and modified in the 15th century, and finally partially modified again in the first half of the 19th century, when the steeple was crowned with its characteristic dome.

Nice medieval church located in the village.

Very nice cathedral

Nice church

It was a wonderful moment inside the church! I was in heaven! Thank you Lord

Beautiful

(Translated by Google) It is not one of the most spectacular churches in Alsace, but it has an altar with an altarpiece of great artistic quality. If you can, also look at it from behind as it is painted. And depending on how the light enters, you now have a great show of colors. (Original) No és de les esglésies més espectaculars d’Alsàcia, però té un altar amb un retaule de gran qualitat artística. Si podeu, mireu-lo també per darrere ja que està pintat. I en funció de com entra la llum, teniu ara sí un gran espectacle de colors.

Ok

Great

(Translated by Google) Exceptional creations and competitive prices. Excellent welcome. Craftsmanship and passion still exist despite this village being blighted by mass tourism. (Original) Des créations exceptionnelles et des prix tenus. Excellent acceuil. Artisanat et passion, cela existe encore malgré ce village gangréné par le tourisme de masse.

(Translated by Google) More than a boutique, this is a veritable museum displaying magnificent handmade objects. It's undeniable that the owners put their heart and soul into their creations. A unique boutique in a unique village. (Original) Plus qu'une boutique il s'agit d'un véritable musée exposant de magnifiques objets fait main. Il est indéniable que les propriétaires mettent du cœur a l'ouvrage dans la réalisation de leur œuvre. Une boutique unique dans un village unique.

(Translated by Google) I love this place! Especially for admiring the glassblowers at work! A must-see in Kaysersberg! For original gifts made in France! (Original) J’adore ce lieu ! Surtout pour admirer le travail des souffleurs ! Une visite incontournable à Kaysesberg ! Pour des cadeaux originaux made in France !

(Translated by Google) Interesting glassblower's workshop and shop with great items, but not exactly cheap. Friendly service… (Original) Interessante Glasbläser Werkstatt und Laden mit tollen Artikeln, aber nicht ganz preiswert. Netter Service ….

(Translated by Google) Magnificent Alsatian craftsmanship. Excellent skill. Highly recommended. (Original) Magnifique artisanat Alsacien. Un très beau savoir faire. Je recommande vivement.

Beautiful old fountain in an idyllic setting and village

The fountain looks clean but its not for drinking.

Constantine Fountain Fontaine Constantin

Kaysersberg is one of the most beautiful towns of Alsace and this square with the fountain is one of the most picturesque parts of it.

Such a picturesque city.

Very nice walking trip. You need to park down the hill in the parking location

Nice church and nice area if you come early or stay till late.

I was visiting there in March and took a look the museum. As a stamp collector, I am more interested to by Albert Schweitzer's postcards in the shop and luckly I did it. This year is also 150th birthday for Albert Schweitzer and Taiwan alsoissued this special stamp to memorize him. I have made the postcard, stamp,special postmark as the maximum card ! Thanks for the staff there, and it was a very great experience to visit.

Very nice museum.

I actually enjoyed learning more about Albert Schweitzer very much. You have to be a fan about history, even better if you're a fan of Schweitzer of course. It's a 3 room tour and our tour guide was extremely nice and knowledgeable.

Boring

(Translated by Google) A beautiful house-museum dedicated to the great man Albert Schweitzer, our famous Alsatian figure, who was a great humanist, modest, talented, generous, and a jack-of-all-trades. The museum isn't large, but the visit was very interesting thanks to the guide. €7.50 museum admission fee, plus €4 for a guided tour. (Original) Beau musée-maison consacré à ce grand homme qu'était Albert Schweitzer, notre fameuse figure alsacienne, qui était un grand Humaniste, modeste, talentueux, généreux, et touche à tout. Le musée n'est pas grand mais la visite fut très intéressante grâce au guide. 7,50€ prix d'entrée au musée et rajoutez 4€ pour une visite guidée.

(Translated by Google) Very enriching and captivating visit. The young man at the reception was very professional. We highly recommend it. (Original) Visite très enrichissante et captivante.. Le jeune homme à l'accueil était très professionnel. Nous recommandons vivement.

(Translated by Google) A fascinating and deeply human museum! The Albert Schweitzer House in Kaysersberg is a superb museum that retraces Albert Schweitzer's entire life in a very moving and profound way. It features old photos and videos that truly immerse you in his world and help you understand his ethic of respect for life. It's not just a religious site, but also a cultural and human one. You can feel how attentive Schweitzer was to animals and all living things. A captivating, accessible, and enriching visit, ideal for families too! (Original) Un musée passionnant et plein d’humanité ! La Maison Albert Schweitzer de Kaysersberg est un superbe musée qui retrace toute la vie d’Albert Schweitzer de façon très touchante et profonde. On y découvre de vieilles images et vidéos qui permettent vraiment de plonger dans son univers et de comprendre son éthique du respect de la vie. Ce n’est pas seulement un lieu religieux, mais aussi culturel et humain. On sent à quel point Schweitzer était attentif aux animaux et à tout ce qui vit. Une visite passionnante, accessible et enrichissante, idéale aussi en famille !

Why the **** is everything closed after 6 PM?? We only found that Christmas decorations shop and Hat shop is opened there after 6 PM! No cafés, groceries in the center, that were opened!

Friendly service, tidy office with lots of information including for other villages and towns. You can leave your phone to charge there (and also use the laptop I think lol)

said" were closed" and in same breath opened door then rented all the bicycles right in our faces! to the french !

Very rude and unfriendly person. No passion at all for her job and region

super friendly and helpful...

(Translated by Google) The name "Kaysersberg" means "emperor's mountain." It first appeared in 1227, when the valley was purchased by Emperor Frederick II of Hohenstaufen. Thanks to its strategic location between the Alsace plain and Lorraine, the site became a key checkpoint on the road to the Col du Bonhomme. Kaysersberg became a free imperial city in 1293, granting it significant political and economic privileges. The town prospered in the Middle Ages thanks to the wine trade and the silver mined in the Vosges Mountains. From the 15th to the 17th century, the town was characterized by a rich religious, economic, and intellectual life. During the Thirty Years' War (1618-1648), Kaysersberg suffered looting and fires. It was later incorporated into the Kingdom of France under Louis XIV. Today, it is listed among the Most Beautiful Villages in France and is famous for its half-timbered houses, cobbled streets, and wine-growing heritage. "The town worth its weight in silver": In the Middle Ages, Kaysersberg derived part of its wealth from silver mines exploited in the nearby mountains. This valuable trade attracted much interest... and contributed to its prosperity. Birthplace of a Nobel Peace Prize winner: The physician, philosopher, and musician Albert Schweitzer was born here in 1875. His humanitarian work in Africa and his ethic of "respect for life" earned him the Nobel Peace Prize in 1952. He often played the organ in the nearby church. A fairytale Christmas: Kaysersberg is one of the most popular Alsatian villages during Advent. Its artisanal Christmas market, set up in the period courtyards, is renowned for its simplicity, its authenticity... and its aromas of gingerbread. (Original) Le nom « Kaysersberg » signifie « montagne de l’empereur ». Il apparaît pour la première fois en 1227, lors de l’achat de la vallée par l’empereur Frédéric II de Hohenstaufen. Grâce à sa position stratégique entre la plaine d’Alsace et la Lorraine, le site devient un point de contrôle essentiel sur la route du col du Bonhomme. Kaysersberg devient une ville impériale libre en 1293, ce qui lui accorde des privilèges politiques et économiques importants. La cité prospère au Moyen Âge grâce au commerce du vin et de l’argent extrait dans les Vosges. Du XVe au XVIIe siècle, la ville est marquée par une riche vie religieuse, économique et intellectuelle. Pendant la guerre de Trente Ans (1618-1648), Kaysersberg subit pillages et incendies. Elle sera ensuite intégrée au royaume de France sous Louis XIV. Aujourd’hui, elle est classée parmi les Plus Beaux Villages de France et est célèbre pour ses maisons à colombages, ses rues pavées et son patrimoine viticole. "La ville qui valait de l’argent" : au Moyen Âge, Kaysersberg tirait une partie de sa richesse de mines d’argent exploitées dans les montagnes toutes proches. Ce commerce précieux a attiré les convoitises… et contribué à sa prospérité. Ville natale d’un Nobel de la Paix : le médecin, philosophe et musicien Albert Schweitzer est né ici en 1875. Son engagement humanitaire en Afrique et son éthique du "respect de la vie" lui ont valu le prix Nobel de la Paix en 1952. Il jouait souvent de l’orgue dans l’église voisine. Un Noël de conte de fées : Kaysersberg est l’un des villages alsaciens les plus prisés pendant l’Avent. Son marché de Noël artisanal, installé dans les cours d’époque, est réputé pour sa sobriété, son authenticité… et ses parfums de pain d’épices.

(Translated by Google) The villages of Kaysersberg, Eguisheim, and Bergheim are unmissable, especially during the holiday season. Typical villages preserved despite the tourist boom. Traditional houses, half-timbered buildings, rivers and streams, plantations, and typical Alsatian roofs. And of course, local products to taste and savor. (Original) Les villages de Kaysersberg , Eguisheim , Bergheim sont incontournable surtout au moment des périodes de fêtes Villages typiques préservés malgré l engouement du tourisme Maisons de fabrication a l ancienne , colombages, rivières et ruisseaux, plantations , toitures typiquement alsaciens Et forcément produits du terroir a goûter et savourer

Unfortunately my experience was a disaster. We bought a Kugelhopf but it was dry and tough like a stone. Impossibile to eat! Probably it wasn't fresh (and it can happens, we were near closing hour) but the shopping assistant had to inform us and suggested a different kind of sweet.

Good bakery and already open at 6:45. They also have milk and cream. Bring cash if you buy under 10€.

Gorgeous building

(Translated by Google) I didn't eat at this place, but I did want to write a review of the building, which is beautiful. Walking through this town is magical, just like in each of the towns in Alsace, but I really liked this one in particular. We walked very calmly despite it being Christmas, it was very humid, which gave it an even more Christmassy touch and we ate some very delicious cookies (Original) No comí en este sitio, pero sí que quería poner una reseña del edificio, que es precioso. Pasear por este pueblo es mágico, igual que en cada uno de los pueblos de la Alsacia, pero este en concreto me gustó mucho. Paseamos muy tranquilos a pesar de ser Navidad, hacía mucha humedad, que le daba un toque aún más navideño y tomamos unas galletas muy ricas

(Translated by Google) Avoid. A burnt and inedible kougelhopf. How can you sell that to someone? Maybe because we are tourists!!!! We threw it away. (Original) A fuir . Un kougelhopf brulé et immangeable. Comment peut-on vendre ça à quelqu’un. Peut être parce que nous sommes des touristes !!!! Nous l’avons jeté

(Translated by Google) Very good bakery and very good pastry shop. It's been around forever and the kirsch bries are still as good as ever. It's their specialty and they are by far the best you can find. You can reserve and order to be sure to get some. Please note: closed on Thursdays. (Original) Très bonne boulangerie et très bonne pâtisserie. Elle existe depuis toujours et les bries au kirsch sont toujours aussi bons. C'est leur spécialité et ils sont de loin les meilleurs que l'on peut trouver. Possibilité de réserver et commander pour être sûr d'en avoir. Attention fermée le jeudi.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful and charming building, as is the town itself. Unfortunately, I didn't get to try the pastries. (Original) Дуже гарна-чарівна будівля, як і саме містечко. На жаль не довелося спробувати випічку

(Translated by Google) Interesting area of ​​the village. Parking is 1 euro per hour, there is plenty of space. On the hill there are the remains of an ancient castle, from which a beautiful panorama opens up. (Original) Интересный район деревушки. Паркинг 1 евро в час, места много. На холме находятся остатки старинного замка, с которого открывается красивая панорама.

(Translated by Google) Next to the store, eat a tarte flambé in their 'gourmet courtyard' in an environment that is reminiscent of a mix between a French song festival and a salsa bar by the beach. Well,... you can imagine. Simple, super nice and quick. (Original) A coté du magasin, mangez une tarte flambé dans leurs 'cour du gourmet' dans un environ qui fait penser à un mix entre un festival de chanson français et un bar salsa au bord de la plage. Enfin,... vous imaginez. Simple, super sympa et rapide.

(Translated by Google) Nice photos from your visit (Original) Bonitas fotos en tu visita

(Translated by Google) There is no need to write anything here, you just have to come here🌏 (Original) Tu nie trzeba nic pisać tu trzeba przyjechać🌏

(Translated by Google) A sweet and pleasant house to visit (Original) Ziyaret edilmesi gereken tatlı ve hoş bir ev

(Translated by Google) Eccentric facade with lots of detail (Original) Fachada econ mucho detalle

(Translated by Google) Beautiful old half-timbered facade (Original) Belle façade ancienne à colombages

When you are just looking for an ordinary swimming pool, go there and you will enjoy it. When you expect something exceptional in the sense if no chlorine being used at all, you will be disappointed because contrary to what they say on the website, we definitely noticed chlorine in the pool.

Very good for the families with small children. They have really nice pool for the smallest ones with water slides and other attractions.

Clean, light swimmingpool, but quite small. However, it does have a nice slide and a whirlpool.

Attention! Only tight swimming trousers allowed. This should avoid damage of water pumps through dirt and sand in bags of shorts.

Not for kids, since no swim shorts are allowed

Complete, toboggan, jacuzzi...

No swimming shorts allowed wtff

I believe that Pont Fortifie Bridge is the most impressive spot in the Alsace region. This bridge from the 15th century is surrounded by beautiful views where you can take amazing photos.

Idilyc place in the pithoresque Kayserberg in Alsace region.

Unfortunately it was overgrown so I couldn’t take the photo of the most photographed place in kaysersberg. But it was still beautiful.

Come for satoshi

Lovely old bridge and beautiful surroundings

The bridge and river are very beautiful. The whole town is amazing and recommended for a visit and a walk in the streets.

This place is beautiful in the most beautiful village in France.

Nice chocolate shop, nice customer service and the chocolates were good too. We got some chocolate bite size which were finished it right away. Definitely a stop to make as they have various flavours to try from.

Exquisite pralines. Would go back to Kaysersberg just to buy some more!!

(Translated by Google) Let her address! It's impossible to pass through Kayserberg without stopping, so if you don't know it, go there with your eyes closed! Your taste buds will love it 🤩 To offer or to taste, it doesn't matter, you will enjoy it! 🍫 They have made their profession a passion and thanks to this you will find a warm, professional welcome and high quality products! And when we love, we share the good addresses 😉🤗 (Original) Qu'elle adresse! Impossible de passer à Kayserberg sans vous arrêter, donc si vous ne connaissez pas, allez y les yeux fermés ! Vos papilles vont adorer 🤩 A offrir ou à déguster peu importe vous allez vous régaler ! 🍫 Ils ont fait de leur métier une passion et grâce à cela vous retrouver un accueil chaleureux, professionnel et des produits de grande qualité ! Et quand on aime, on partage les bonnes adresses 😉🤗

(Translated by Google) A beautiful boutique, everything is tempting, exceptional chocolates for chocolate lovers and gourmets. Perfect welcome and service, and excellent value for money. (Original) Très belle boutique, tout donne envie, chocolats d'exception pour les amateurs et les gourmands. Accueil et service parfaits et très bon rapport qualité prix

(Translated by Google) Our Fitness Park store chose Stracker chocolate to complement our team's Christmas gifts. The chocolate is delicious, and the service is attentive, responsive, and caring. (Original) Notre enseigne Fitness Park a choisi le Chocolat Stracker pour compléter les cadeaux de Noël de nos équipes. Le chocolat est délicieux et le service se montre à l’écoute, réactif et attentionné.

(Translated by Google) While passing through Kaysersberg, the window display immediately made us want to enter this chocolate shop; and we were not disappointed! The chocolates are excellent, both fine and original, with a nice touch of creativity in the presentation. We will be back with pleasure! (Original) De passage à Kaysersberg, la vitrine nous a tout de suite donné envie d’entrer dans cette chocolaterie; et nous n’avons pas été déçus ! Les chocolats sont excellents, à la fois fins et originaux, avec une belle touche de créativité dans la présentation. Nous reviendrons avec plaisir !

(Translated by Google) This chocolate shop is so exceptional that we didn't hesitate to travel 150 km to return. Congratulations on the finesse and originality of your products! Ms. Strackar was incredibly welcoming and, to thank us, promised to send us a box of new chocolates in mid-October. She kept her promise. Thank you, Madame, and thank you to your team for creating such delicious treats! I highly recommend it. (Original) Chocolaterie tellement exceptionnelle que nous n'avons pas hésité à faire 150 kms pour y retourner. Bravo pour la finesse et l'originalité de vos produits. Madame Strackar a été super accueillante et, pour nous remercier, nous avait promis de nous envoyer un ballotin avec des nouveautés mi octobre. Promesse tenue. Merci Madame et merci à vos équipes pour la réalisation de tels délices ! Je recommande vivement

Small museum with free entrance. Closed on Mondays.

(Translated by Google) We walked through the door by chance and were very pleasantly surprised. Very small museum, however the guide during our visit on July 26 was passionate and available, making the places come alive. Amazing opening virgins or historical objects of the city. Free site but we will happily give some pieces to the guide. (Original) Nous avons franchi la porte par hasard et avons été très agréablement surpris. Tout petit musée, cependant le guide lors de notre visite le 26 juillet était passionné et disponible rendant les lieux vivants. D’étonnantes vierges ouvrantes ou objets historiques de la ville. Site gratuit mais nous donnerons avec plaisir quelques pièces au guide.

(Translated by Google) The museum is run on a donation basis; all you ask is where you come from. You will find the entrance to the museum somewhat hidden in the back yard of the restaurant. The receptionist told us the story of Albert Schweitzer with his own origamis. If you would like to know something, he speaks German well and is passionately interested in the history of the place and the objects. It's great😍 (Original) Das Museum wird auf spendenbasis geführt, es wird lediglich nach dem ort gefragt wo man herkommt. Etwas versteckt im Hinterhof des Restaurantes findet ihr den Eingang zu dem Museum. Der Rezeptionist hat uns die Geschichte von Albert Schweitzer mit seinen eigenen Origamis erzählt. Wenn ihr etwas wissen möchtet, er kann gut Deutsch und ist mit Feuer an der Geschichte des Ortes & der Gegenstände interessiert. Es ist super😍

(Translated by Google) Thanks to Éric for bringing the place to life thanks to his explanations (and bravo for the origami to tell the story). The visit is free, short but worth doing. You can also find photocopies there to more simply understand the works and the place. (Original) Merci à Éric d’avoir rendu vivant le lieu grâce à ses explications (et bravo pour les origamis permettant de raconter l’histoire). La visite est gratuite, courte mais à faire. On peut y trouver des photocopies aussi pour plus simplement comprendre les œuvres et le lieu.

(Translated by Google) Free museum, quite small but with a truly interesting collection on the history of Kaysersberg. Beautiful historical pieces from the Alsace region and Catholicism as well. I highly recommend it. (Original) Musée gratuit, assez petit mais avec une collection vraiment très intéressante sur l’histoire de Kaysersberg. Belles pièces historiques de la région Alsacienne et du catholicisme également. Je recommande chaudement

(Translated by Google) Well, interesting,... and free. A guide, who really knows a lot of history in general and of Kaysersberg specifically, triples the value of this small museum, located on the upper floor of a medieval house. Enter via the winding staircase, go through the balcony. Don't just look at the beautiful collection but also discover how people lived at the time, got water (from the river below the building),... find the stone on the window side which served as a sink, listen to the history of the eremite, listen to why the collection of prehistoric 'axes' is so valuable,... what a discovery in this tourist village. My compliments to the guide. (Original) Eh bien, intéressant,... et gratuit. Un guide, qui connait vraiment beaucoup de l'histoire en général et de Kaysersberg spécifiquement triple la valeur de ce petit musée, situé à l'étage d'une maison médiévale. Entrez par l'escalier tournant, passez par le balcon. Ne regardez pas seulement la belle collection mais découvrez aussi comment les gens vivaient à l'époque, se procurait d'eau (de la rivière en dessous le bâtiment),... trouvez côté fenêtre la pièrre qui servait de lavabo, écoutez l'histoire de l'éremite, écoutez pourquoi la collection de 'haches' préhistorique à tant de valeur,... quel découverte dans ce village touristique. Mes compliments au guide.

(Translated by Google) In a picturesque Gothic building with an interior courtyard and stairway turrets, this free museum traces the thousand-year history of Kaysersberg. Among the exceptional religious works of art are: a Palm Sunday Christ on his donkey, in life-size and natural colors; an anthropomorphic Trinity; and an opening Virgin. Passionate volunteers will answer all your questions! (Original) Dans un bâtiment gothique très pittoresque avec cour intérieure et tourelles d'escalier, le musée gratuit retrace l'histoire millénaire de Kaysersberg. Parmi les œuvres d'art religieux, sont exceptionnels: un Christ des Rameaux sur son âne, en grandeur et couleurs naturelles ; une Trinité anthropomorphe; une Vierge ouvrante. Des bénévoles passionnés répondront à toutes vos questions !