Station d'altitude de Wintzenheim-Hohlandsberg

The archaeological site reveals remains from multiple historical periods at an elevation of 420 meters in the Alsatian region of northeastern France.

Excavations at the site began during the 1980s, uncovering artifacts dating from 5300 BC through the Latin period near the current Hohlandsbourg Castle location.

The site contains remnants that document the evolution of human settlements in the area, from prehistoric tools to medieval fortification structures.

The location offers direct access to walking paths connecting to Hohlandsbourg Castle, with parking facilities available at the castle entrance.

Research at the site contributed to understanding the relationship between elevated settlements and defensive structures in medieval Alsace.

Location: Wintzenheim

GPS coordinates: 48.06023,7.27071

Latest update: November 5, 2025 09:33