What to see in Kaysersberg
Voted France's Favourite Village in 2017, Kaysesberg is a must-visit destination in Alsace. Renowned for its charm and picture-postcard landscapes, the village has managed to charm visitors with its authenticity and beauty.
Take full advantage of this village with our hotel, housed in a former winegrower's house in the heart of Kaysersberg: the perfect location for exploring the village on foot!
Start your discovery of Kaysersberg with the church of Saint-Croix, next to our 4-star hotel, whose history dates back to the 13th century.
It's well worth a visit for its sublime carved wooden altarpiece and a calvary that stands out for its impressive size.
Opposite the church, you'll find the Constantin fountain, listed as a historic monument: it's the emblematic fountain of Kaysersberg, featured in many photos.
This is also where you'll find the Maison Loewert, which houses a bakery and pastry shop where you can enjoy their Alsatian speciality: bri au kirsch.
Then head for the fortified bridge. It offers one of the best views of the charming half-timbered houses built along the river.
Just a few steps away is the Maison Faller Brief, one of the most beautiful half-timbered houses in the village.
This former cooper's house is a listed building.
Built in the 13th century, Schlossberg Castle stands on the outskirts of Kaysersberg and is one of the symbols of the village.
Now partly in ruins, the castle features one of the oldest keeps in Alsace.
This imposing building is open to the public and offers a magnificent view of Kaysersberg and its vineyards after climbing the 122 steps!
Why not take home a unique souvenir for yourself or your loved ones?
The Kaysersberg glassworks is an impressive place where you can watch glassblowers at work in the workshop open to the public. It's a magical moment that's sure to make a wonderful souvenir of your stay in Alsace.
The glassworks also has a shop where you can pick up some great nuggets.
Take full advantage of this village with our hotel, housed in a former winegrower's house in the heart of Kaysersberg: the perfect location for exploring the village on foot!
Places to discover in Kaysersberg
The historic town centre
Start your discovery of Kaysersberg with the church of Saint-Croix, next to our 4-star hotel, whose history dates back to the 13th century.
It's well worth a visit for its sublime carved wooden altarpiece and a calvary that stands out for its impressive size.
Opposite the church, you'll find the Constantin fountain, listed as a historic monument: it's the emblematic fountain of Kaysersberg, featured in many photos.
This is also where you'll find the Maison Loewert, which houses a bakery and pastry shop where you can enjoy their Alsatian speciality: bri au kirsch.
Then head for the fortified bridge. It offers one of the best views of the charming half-timbered houses built along the river.
Just a few steps away is the Maison Faller Brief, one of the most beautiful half-timbered houses in the village.
This former cooper's house is a listed building.
Schlossberg Castle
Built in the 13th century, Schlossberg Castle stands on the outskirts of Kaysersberg and is one of the symbols of the village.
Now partly in ruins, the castle features one of the oldest keeps in Alsace.
This imposing building is open to the public and offers a magnificent view of Kaysersberg and its vineyards after climbing the 122 steps!
Practical information
- 🚶 Access: 10-minute walk from the Hôtel KLÉ
- 💵 Admission: free
The Kaysersberg glassworks
Why not take home a unique souvenir for yourself or your loved ones?
The Kaysersberg glassworks is an impressive place where you can watch glassblowers at work in the workshop open to the public. It's a magical moment that's sure to make a wonderful souvenir of your stay in Alsace.
The glassworks also has a shop where you can pick up some great nuggets.
Practical information
- 📍 Address: 30 Rue du Général de Gaulle, 68240 Kaysersberg
- 🚶 Access: 1 min walk from Hôtel KLÉ
- ⏳ Opening times: 10am to 12.30pm and 2pm to 6pm Monday to Saturday from April to mid-November or 5pm from 1 February to 31 March.
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