Top Sights

Turckheim impresses with its well-preserved medieval townscape, characterized by half-timbered houses, narrow streets, and historic city walls. Landmarks of the town include the “Porte de France” city gate, the Saint-Martin collegiate church, and the old town hall. Historic buildings from different eras reflect the town’s eventful history and its surroundings.

The area around Turckheim is shaped by vineyards, gentle hills, and forests of the Vosges Mountains, offering plenty of opportunities for hiking, cycling, and enjoying nature.

Culture & Events

Cultural life in Turckheim is closely linked to Alsatian traditions. Throughout the year, numerous festivals, markets, concerts, and cultural events take place. The traditional night watchman tour is particularly famous, giving visitors an entertaining insight into the town’s history.

Cuisine

Alsatian cuisine is also central to Turckheim. Typical specialties include tarte flambée, baeckeoffe, Munster cheese, and regional meat dishes. These are often paired with wines from the Alsace Wine Route, highlighting the culinary richness and traditions of the region.