Kaysersberg Vignoble, Administrative commune in Haut-Rhin, France
The commune of Kaysersberg Vignoble extends over 135 square kilometers in northeastern France, positioned along the eastern slopes of the Vosges mountains.
The formation of Kaysersberg Vignoble occurred on January 1, 2016, through the consolidation of three distinct communes: Kaysersberg, Kientzheim, and Sigolsheim.
The municipality preserves numerous medieval structures, including the thirteenth-century Château de Kaysersberg, the Église Sainte-Croix, and the sixteenth-century town hall.
Residents of Kaysersberg Vignoble receive weekly digital newsletters containing updates about local events, administrative procedures, and community announcements.
The European Centre for Japanese Studies occupies the former Lycée Seijo building in Kientzheim, maintaining an educational connection between Alsace and Japan.
Location: Haut-Rhin
Location: arrondissement of Colmar-Ribeauvillé
Inception: January 1, 2016
Industry: administration publique générale
Shares border with: Ammerschwihr, Fréland, Labaroche, Lapoutroie, Riquewihr, Colmar
Address: 68240 Kaysersberg-Vignoble, France 68240 68240
Website: http://kaysersberg-vignoble.fr
GPS coordinates: 48.13944,7.26139
Latest update: May 30, 2025 12:21
The Alsace Wine Route connects dozens of villages that have preserved their medieval structures. Half-timbered houses from the 16th and 17th centuries line cobblestone streets, while town walls and watchtowers testify to the region's strategic importance. Many villages feature Romanesque churches with sculptural decoration and historic town halls. Riquewihr, Ribeauvillé, and Eguisheim display typical examples of this architecture. Painted wooden beams on houses, old market squares, and vineyards on surrounding slopes characterize these settlements. Castle ruins such as Haut-Koenigsbourg occupy hilltops overlooking the Rhine plain. The region also maintains religious buildings like Murbach Abbey or the church of Thann with its Gothic portal. Local museums present medieval manuscripts and liturgical objects. This cultural landscape combines winemaking tradition with architectural heritage spanning several centuries.
Kaefferkopf
2.3 km
Château de Kaysersberg
112 m
NaturOparc (Centre de réintroduction des cigognes et des loutres)
6.4 km
Musée Albert Schweitzer
235 m
Mambourg
3.5 km
Église Sainte-Croix, Kaysersberg
167 m
Schoenenbourg
4.7 km
Dolder
4 km
Château de Reichenstein
4.4 km
Alspach Priory
2.4 km
Musée historique de Kaysersberg
51 m
Église mixte Saint-Jacques-le-Majeur de Hunawihr
5.7 km
Dolder
4 km
Château de Reichenstein
1.7 km
Château des Ifs
2 km
Ancien château des comtes de Montbéliard-Wurtemberg
4.1 km
Château de Lupfen-Schwendi
1.9 km
Froehn
5.3 km
Chapelle Saint-Michel
176 m
Ancienne maison de l'Abbaye d'Autrey
4 km
Église Saint-Pierre-et-Saint-Paul de Sigolsheim
3 km
Maison Huffel
97 m
Ramparts of Kaysersberg
314 m
Fontaine gothique
5.3 km
Église Saint-Martin d'Ammerschwihr
2 km
Église Saints-Pierre-et-Paul
4.7 km
Fontaine de Constantin
132 m
Chapelle Saint-Wolfgang de Kaysersberg
581 mReviews
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