La Wantzenau: Holiday Apartments and Houses

The Robertsau-Wantzenau nature reserve is open to everyone all year round. Its marked paths lead through the area's various habitats.

The Piste des Forts can also be explored without major difficulty, either in short sections or over longer stages. It provides good access to La Wantzenau.

Renting a holiday apartment in La Wantzenau can be part of your own stay planning.

Culture and History

La Wantzenau contains archaeological traces of human settlement dating back to the Bronze Age. More recent excavations dated pottery shards to between 40 and 15 BC.

The MM Park in La Wantzenau presents an exhibition on the history of the Second World War across more than 7,000 m². The MM Park also displays more than 120 tanks, armoured vehicles and military vehicles of various types. More than 400 fully equipped mannequins illustrate the nations and branches of the armed forces involved in the Second World War.

Leisure and Everyday Life

Golf de La Wantzenau has a publicly accessible practice area with a 12-hole practice course, a covered driving range, a grass driving range, a short-game area and two putting greens.

Depending on the season, La Wantzenau's weekly market offers fruit, vegetables, meat and sausage products, cheese, prepared foods, bread, pretzels, tarte flambée, honey and handcrafted decorations.

Geographical Location

In the vicinity of La Wantzenau are Fort Rapp, a fort, the Palais Rohan, a palace, and Europe à Coeur, a monument. The Parc de l'Orangerie, a park, is also located in the vicinity of La Wantzenau.

In the wider regional surroundings of La Wantzenau are Fort Lefèbvre, a fort, as well as the mountains Blosekopf, Kammet and Hörnle.

For the higher-level travel overview: Bas-Rhin.

More Destinations

More places within the same destination:

Epfig, Plobsheim, Gundershoffen, Orschwiller, Saint-Jean-Saverne, Hunspach, Boofzheim, La Vancelle.