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Kaysersberg, in the very heart of the prestigious alsatian vineyards, is a pretty mediaeval village where tradition and modern-day life go hand in hand. The imposing castle looks over myriad places of interest:
the lower part of the town with its jumble of half timbered houses, the Renaissance style city hall, the fortified bridge, the church and its famous altar piece, |
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the historical museum recalling the splendours of the past and the house where Dr Albert Schweitzer (1953 peace Nobel prize) was born.
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In the Kaysersberg valley, ideal starting point for a wide variety of excursions (Colmar, Wine and Vosgessummit routes), every season brings its special touch: spring for activities such as hiking, biking and golf, summer for its flowers and village fests, autumn for the welcoming atmosphere of the grape harvest and winter for the brillance of an authentic christmas market.
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