Top Sights

Kaysersberg looks back on a long medieval history and delights visitors with its exceptionally well-preserved historic townscape. The town’s landmark is the castle ruin of Kaysersberg, towering above the town and offering wide views over the Weiss Valley and the surrounding vineyards. Other highlights include the picturesque old town with its colorful half-timbered houses, the fortified 16th-century stone bridge, and the Sainte-Croix parish church with its richly decorated altar. Numerous buildings from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance shape the town’s character.

Nestled in the landscape of Alsace, Kaysersberg is surrounded by vineyards, forests, and the foothills of the Vosges Mountains, inviting visitors to enjoy walks, hikes, and nature excursions.

Culture & Events

Kaysersberg has a vibrant cultural life strongly influenced by Alsatian traditions. Wine festivals, markets, concerts, and cultural events take place regularly. The atmospheric Christmas market is particularly well known and attracts visitors from across the region. Museums and exhibitions also commemorate the town’s history and Albert Schweitzer, who was born here.

Cuisine

Alsatian cuisine also defines Kaysersberg’s culinary scene. Alongside regional wines from the Alsace Wine Route, specialties such as tarte flambée, baeckeoffe, and Munster cheese are especially popular. These are often accompanied by local white wines such as Riesling or Gewürztraminer, rounding off the region’s culinary tradition.