La Petite-Pierre

La Petite-Pierre is a medieval commune located within a regional nature park in the Vosges foothills of northeastern France. The settlement sits on elevated terrain and features fortified structures that define its physical appearance.

A castle was established here in the early 13th century and became the source of territorial conflicts in the region. These early developments shaped the place's strategic importance over several centuries.

The fortified upper settlement displays medieval features that visitors can explore through winding lanes and historic stone structures. Local life continues around these ancient buildings, giving the place its enduring character.

The place is easily reached for day visits and offers clear orientation through its compact layout. Most areas are walkable and accessible without special preparation, making visits straightforward.

For decades, this place served as an administrative center for surrounding villages before the territorial organization changed. This role shaped its infrastructure and self-perception for a long time.

Location: Bas-Rhin

Location: arrondissement of Saverne

Elevation above the sea: 300 m

Shares border with: Erckartswiller, Eschbourg, Hinsbourg, Lohr, Neuwiller-lès-Saverne, Petersbach, Sparsbach, Struth, Zittersheim

Address: 67290 La Petite-Pierre, France

Phone: +33388014700

Email: mairie@la-petite-pierre.fr

Website: https://la-petite-pierre.fr

GPS coordinates: 48.86056,7.32000

Latest update: December 6, 2025 16:03