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Green way from Rosheim to Saint-Nabor – Portes Bonheur, le Chemin des Carrières
By Laurène Philippot

The greenway from Rosheim to Saint-Nabor is a cycle path linking the two towns, following the route of theold railroad line. It has been named “Portes Bonheur, le Chemin des Carrières” in homage to the past. The railroad line was initially installed at the beginning of the 20th century in order to evacuate the stones […]

Recipe for Alsatian sauerkraut – THE traditional dish
By Marine Gehin

Recipe for Alsatian sauerkraut. Marine, a 100% Alsatian blogger, explains how to make traditional choucroute garnie (alsatian sauerkraut) Yummy!

Hartmannswillerkopf (Vieil-Armand) – Franco-German Historial and battlefield
By Vincent Schneider

To the south of the Route des Crêtes, on a spur at an altitude of more than 900m, stands the Vieil-Armand (or Hartmannswillerkopf, often abbreviated to HWK). In this blog post, we take you on a tour of the site. A bit of history… This mountain with multiple names (linked to the change of nationalities […]

Strasbourg Christmas Market – My Complete Guide (+ 2026 Dates)
By Laurène Philippot

The Strasbourg Christmas Market, the famous Christkindelsmärik, is probably—along with the Colmar Christmas Market—the best known in Alsace. There are about ten markets scattered throughout the historic center, a giant Christmas tree on Place Kléber, and entire alleys decked out in holiday decorations… It’s hard to tell you everything in just a few lines, but […]

Marché de Noël de Haguenau – A beautiful market in northern Alsace
By Vivine

Alsace is beautiful from south to north, of course, but I still get the impression that people don’t always think to go north of Strasbourg. To me, Haguenau is first and foremost a vast, lovely flat forest and the pottery from the neighboring villages…But it’s still the fourth-largest city in Alsace, and it has a […]

Christmas Market in Sélestat – Cradle of the Christmas Tree
By Laurène Philippot

The Sélestat Christmas market isn’t your typical Christmas market. There are certainly little Christmas villages with chalets, but that’s not the town’s main attraction during the holiday season. In fact, people come to Sélestat for the activities centered around the Christmas tree—a great way to add some variety to the Christmas experience in Alsace in […]

Barefoot trails in Alsace
By Laurène Philippot

Both fun and unusual, barefoot trails are a great family activity in Alsace. Here are the barefoot trails we tested in Alsace. Walk on the Barefoot Trail of Lac Blanc The Lac Blanc Barefoot Trail is located within the Lac Blanc Adventure Park. The Lac Blanc is a ski resort near Colmar. In the summer, […]

What to do in Neuf-Brisach My ideas for visits and activities
By Laurène Philippot

Next to the Rhine and the German border, just east of Colmar, stands Neuf-Brisach, a star of pink sandstone unique in the world. Designed by Vauban for Louis XIV, this ideal city was built in a record 4 years! Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it’s much more than just a fortress: it’s a […]

Visit of Hunspach, a village in Northern Alsace
By Laurène Philippot

Hunspach is a charming village in northern Alsace that was voted Favorite of the French in 2020. Off the beaten track, Hunspach is a village I recommend you visit! My opinion in brief I liked I liked less A brief history of Hunspach Hunspach is mentioned for the first time in a document from 1298. […]