Fortified city Kayserberg

In the Valley of Kaysersberg, an oenological initiation to discover all the richness and wonders of the Alsatian soil.  You will take the paths bordering the vineyards that make the reputation of the great vintages of Alsace, and you will be guided by the visit of the museums dedicated to these riches, without forgetting the "must-see", but oh so delicious, wine tastings.   Level : The circuit of the selected hikes is adapted to anyone in good physical condition. Duration of the hikes: 12 to 20 km per stage, i.e. 4 to 6 hours of walking/day - from 500 m to 800m of heigh difference. Equipment needed: good walking shoes (avoid new shoes), rain protection, small cool back pack for your daily needs such as for your picnic meal, a first-aid kit. drinking bottle and table cutlery.

From Kaysersberg, head towards Ammerschwihr, home of the Grand Cru Kaefferkopf. Then on to Katzenthal and its castle with its square keei. On the way to Turckheim, you'll see the silhouette of the twisted bell tower of Niedermorschwihr church on your right. After Turckheim, the loop continues through fields and meadows towards Ingershem and then Sigolsheim and its imposing Romanesque church. Follow the signs back to Kaysersberg, where you can see the town wall.  If you wand to discover Munster, a pleasant little town, take the cycle path along the railway line. The return journey to Turckheim can be made either on the cycle path or on the road through the villages of the Munster valley.

In the year 1599, Félicien was a naughty little prankster. One night, using his father's skeleton key, he broke into the shops and workshops of the town and stole tools and knapsacks from the artisans and shopkeepers.He soon realised his stupidity and fled to find a hiding place. Follow Rose and Louis as they look for him using the tools and knapsacks he dropped throughout the town. This treasure hunt will lead you through the medieval town centre of Kaysersberg as you discover the trades of the past.