Things to do in Kaysersberg
Around Kaysersberg, Notrebellefrance lists 15 tourist sites within 12 km, including 7 castles, 5 villages and 2 museums. Not to be missed: Château du Haut-Koenigsbourg, Colmar and Château de Kaysersberg.
Château du Haut-Koenigsbourg
The Haut-Koenigsbourg site, probably one of the most visited of French medieval castles, may put off the lover of unrestored architecture.
Colmar
Located in the centre of Alsace, between the two other major industrial centres of Strasbourg and Mulhouse, Colmar is an essential stop.
Château de Kaysersberg
Kaysersberg
Kaysersberg, with its many half-timbered houses, fine historic centre and ruined imperial castle (Kaysersberg means the Emperor's mountain) overlooking the town, has tremendous charm.
Riquewihr
A charming little Alsatian town producing one of the best wines of Alsace, the village, whose wealth stirred the covetousness of the powerful, gave itself ramparts and a fortress that did not always prevent pillaging.
Hunawihr
The village lies half-way up the slopes at the confluence of two watercourses. Surrounded by its little fortified cemetery, the fifteenth-century church emerges among vines that stretch to infinity.
Parc des Cigognes et des Loutres
Château de Saint-Ulrich
Château du Girsberg
The château de Girsberg, in the territory of the commune of Ribeauvillé, is one of the three fortresses rising on the hill that overlooks the town.
Château du Haut-Ribeaupierre
Bergheim
Alsatian wine village enclosed by ramparts and towers, ranked among the Most Beautiful Villages of France.
Château du Pflixbourg
Musée Unterlinden
Musée animé du Jouet et des Petits trains
Château du Hohlandsbourg
Built in 1279 on a site occupied since the Bronze Age, the château du Hohlandsbourg was the symbol of Habsburg policy in Alsace until the Thirty Years' War, which saw its ruin.