Reichstett: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
In the heart of Reichstett, the Parc de la Maison alsacienne presents traditions, objects and rural forms of housing from the area around Strasbourg – from the Middle Ages to the 20th century. The open-air museum also reconstructs a typical Alsatian street with half-timbered houses, workshops and barns.
Anyone wishing to stay in Reichstett and rent a holiday apartment should focus their accommodation search on this location.
Culture and History
Fort Rapp-Moltke is home to two museums: the Musée de la Coloniale and the Musée de l’Ecole. Guided tours of Fort Rapp-Moltke are offered at 3 p.m. on the second and fourth Sunday of each month from April to the end of September; groups of ten or more can arrange appointments year-round.
The present-day church of Reichstett was built in 1767 and extended around 1900 by two transepts.
The Parc de la Maison alsacienne can be reached via the Hay Ecomusée bus stop on bus route 74.
Getting Around
The Piste des Forts is an 85-kilometre French-German cycle route that passes 19 forts. Fort Rapp-Moltke in Reichstett is one of the forts along the Piste des Forts. The Piste des Forts can be cycled in short sections or over longer stages.
In the Surrounding Area
Fort Rapp is located in the immediate vicinity of Reichstett.
The Palais Rohan, the Europe à Coeur monument, the Armatagir – Script monument, the Parc de l'Orangerie and Fort Kléber are located in the vicinity of Reichstett.
The Blosekopf and Hörnle mountains are located in the wider regional surroundings of Reichstett.
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