Top sights

Lauterbourg looks back on a long history and was an important border town and fortress for centuries. The townscape is characterised by historic buildings and the remains of the former fortifications. The old town with its traditional houses, the Church of Saint-Michel and the harbour on the Rhine are particularly worth seeing. Its location at the confluence of the Lauter and Rhine rivers gives the town a special scenic charm. Lauterbourg is surrounded by Rhine meadows, forests and nature reserves, which are ideal for walks, bike rides and nature experiences.

Culture & events

Cultural life in Lauterbourg is characterised by regional traditions and cross-border exchanges with Germany. Local festivals, markets and cultural events take place regularly, enlivening city life.

Cuisine

Lauterbourg's cuisine is influenced by Alsatian and French traditions. Typical regional specialities include tarte flambée, sauerkraut dishes and Alsatian wines, complemented by influences from the neighbouring Palatinate region.