Auberge Sundgovienne

This circuit will take you around the Saint-Glucker Chapel, the site of the disappeared village of Saint-Léger, and further to the Neiweiher pond. Walk along the stream that crosses the flowered village of Hirtzbach, and discover Reinach Park and its castle. Do not hesitate to visit them! You can also see the Sonnenberg Institute, a private school, which in 1850 was a spa.

This circuit crosses several villages very representative of Sundgauvian architecture: many half-timbered houses adorn the route. It leads to the discovery of the Hundsbach valley, a river which has helped to shape this hilly landscape.

This circuit offers varied landscapes drawn by the Sundgauvian hills. The discovery can begin in Altkirch, city of 6,000 inhabitants and capital of Sundgau. From Carspach, the small forest road taken leads to the cycle path of the Largue valley. The route follows the cycle path that runs along the Rhône-Rhine canal to Illfurth, and offers a beautiful panorama of the Vosges. Departure advised from the Ill car park in Altkirch.

The path of the planets, created by the Astroaspach club in partnership with the Commune of Aspach, is a 3 km circuit which proposes to you to discover in an original way our solar system thanks to pedagogical panels representing at scale the distance between the planets: 1 meter covered represents 2 100 000 kms in space! From the Sun to Neptune, what a journey! All along the way, you can also enjoy a walk in the Litten forest, its Chapel (1862) and then the rural surroundings of the...

This circuit will take you to Place de la République, at the foot of the Fountain of the Virgin, and its Gothic bell tower (once stood there the town's church), and will also allow you to see the former home of the family. Gilardoni, specialized in the manufacture of tiles, which made the reputation and the pride of the city and the whole region! This circuit would bear its name badly if it did not also pass by the famous St-Morand church, and the lapidary cemetery. Don't forget to take a...