Maisonsgoutte combines remarkable church art with paths through the village and its surroundings. The nave of the Church of Saint Anthony contains ten stained-glass windows dated 1913. Eight of these windows depict the Pater Noster. The ceiling painting in the nave shows Saint Odile and Pope Leo and was created by René Kuder in 1914.
Those planning Maisonsgoutte as a travel destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Culture and History
Above the former Heid vineyard, at Scheibenbuckel, lies the Grotte de Lourdes. It was created by a private owner at the beginning of the 20th century; he later donated the property to the church. Volunteers keep the grotto clean and welcoming throughout the year. It is visited on Sundays and weekdays, as people walk along this slope.
Paths and Landscape
The Balade ludique à Maisonsgoutte is a playful village tour featuring puzzles and the collection of clues. It is offered in three versions for children aged 4 to 12 and for the whole family, and is 1.8 km long.
The Boucle des Trois Villages begins in Saint-Martin and passes through Breitenbach, Saint-Martin and Maisonsgoutte. Along the way, it connects open meadows and sections of woodland. The Chemin Höllrain follows a stream into the centre of Maisonsgoutte.
The Chemin du patrimoine begins at Maisonsgoutte Town Hall. Its route passes through Saint-Martin, Breitenbach and Maisonsgoutte.
Local Flavours
The Musée-atelier des Confitures du Climont in Maisonsgoutte offers visitors a tour covering more than 150 m². The museum includes a production workshop that is permanently open for visits. It also has a direct-sales shop with a tasting area.
