Hunspach: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Hunspach
Fort de Schoenenbourg is located in Hunspach. It is a large artillery fort of the Maginot Line, built between 1931 and 1935. The complex extends 30 metres underground and comprises almost 3 kilometres of underground galleries. These are fully equipped with the original facilities, including a power station, kitchen, barracks and combat installations.
For some travellers, renting a holiday apartment in Hunspach is part of their travel planning.
Culture
The remarkably well-preserved architecture of Hunspach is characterised by white half-timbered houses, arched window panes and draw wells with swinging beams. The house at 12 Rue des Moutons dates from 1713 and is probably the oldest house in Hunspach. The bell tower of Hunspach’s Protestant church, originally made of half-timbering, was replaced in 1874 by a Romanesque-style tower.
The Fête du folklore summer festival in Hunspach focuses on traditional costumes, dances and dishes such as Dàmpfknepfle.
History
The Musée de la Ligne Maginot is located in the vicinity of Hunspach. The Abbaye de Koenigsbrück is also located in the vicinity of Hunspach as a historical site. The ruins of Guttenberg are located in the vicinity of Hunspach. Wegelnburg Castle is located in the wider regional surroundings of Hunspach.
Nature
The Soultzerkopf, Eselsberg, Muehlenkopf and Diebhalt mountains are located in the vicinity of Hunspach.
Things to Do
The Historical Circular Trail of Hunspach starts in Hunspach, is 1.5 km long, takes 45 minutes and is suitable for all target groups.
More local pages: Windstein, Westhouse, Dieffenthal, Buswiller, Lembach, Krautergersheim, Dorlisheim, Reipertswiller.
To the higher-level travel overview: Bas-Rhin.
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