Reichshoffen

Reichshoffen is a commune in the Alsatian region, set between elevations of 170 and 301 meters, surrounded by wooded valleys in northeastern France. The terrain offers a varied landscape with green spaces and natural features that shape the community's character.

The Saint-Michel Church was built in 1772 and stands as a witness to the architectural development of that era. The structure marks a period of design and modernization in the settlement that remains visible today.

The community has maintained strong ties with nearby German towns for decades, hosting regular meetings and exchange programs that reflect the region's cross-border connections.

A weekly market takes place every Thursday in the town center, where local products from the Bas-Rhin region are available. Visitors can find fresh goods and purchase local specialties directly from producers.

The area holds historical traces from different periods, visible in local customs and architectural landmarks. These layers tell of migrations and new beginnings that shaped the place's identity.

Location: Unterelsaß

Location: Bas-Rhin

Location: arrondissement of Haguenau-Wissembourg

Inception: November 1, 1972

Industry: administration publique générale

Shares border with: Frœschwiller, Gumbrechtshoffen, Gundershoffen, Langensoultzbach, Niederbronn-les-Bains, Oberbronn, Windstein

Address: 67110 Reichshoffen, France

Phone: +33388808930

Email: mairie@reichshoffen.fr

Website: http://reichshoffen.fr

GPS coordinates: 48.93444,7.66611

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:43