Kaysersberg, in the heart of the alsatian vineyard

Kaysersberg is a milestone on the 'Alsatian Wine Road'.

Its medieval sites such as the Romanesque Gate, the sculpted altarpiece and the fortified bridge loomed over by the castle, are gathered around the church, which make the city very appealing sand its strategic location reminds the Roman path that used to link Alsace to Lorraine.

Kaysersberg and its numerous half-timbered houses, its beautiful historical city centre and the ruin of the imperial castle makes the place a site not to be missed in Alsace.

Discover the different historical tours of the old city. You can take the environment discovery path along the River Weiss.

Also, discover the Albert Schweitzer Museum or the Glass Art factory of Kaysersberg and its workshop and shop located in a restored house dating from the 16th century.

Discover the fortifications and castles:

• The ruins of the castle dating from the beginning of the 13th century
• The fortifications: picturesque ensemble of the fortified bridge built in 1514
• The door of the Pucelles dating from the 15th century 
• The Loecken House dating from the 16th century 
• The Town Hall dating from the 16th century
• The City Walls tower named "Kesslertum" dating from 1407
• The Buchele half-timbered house dating from the 15th century
• The Gourmet House dating from 1594