Rosheim is a stop on the Route romane d’Alsace. The Maison Romane was built in 1154 and has been classified as a historic monument since 1921.
Those who choose Rosheim as a destination for Romanesque heritage, winegrowing and walking routes may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Culture
The Église Saint-Étienne is classified as a historic monument; the 19th-century sacristy is excluded. The town walls of Rosheim and four former gates were classified as historic monuments by a decree dated 26 June 1920.
The Église Saints-Pierre-et-Paul features rib vaults in the nave and choir bay, as well as groin vaults in the aisles. Its rich exterior sculpture is complemented inside by a carved capital with 21 heads. The church is one of the finest surviving Romanesque buildings.
Things to Do
The Voie Verte des Portes Bonheur was created on a former railway line and connects Rosheim with Saint-Nabor. It is freely accessible on foot, by bicycle, scooter or skateboard and combines art, nature and cultural heritage.
The Parcours du vigneron is a circular route consisting of two loops. It starts at the tourist office in Rosheim and explores the knowledge and terroir of the winegrowers. As a winegrowing trail, it also covers work in the vineyard and cellar, appellations and designations, grape varieties, as well as sensitive natural areas.
The Roseraie du Neuland contains almost 1,500 rose bushes in 350 varieties.
Further destinations: Ichtratzheim, Itterswiller, Epfig, Solbach, Schœnau, La Wantzenau, Kintzheim, Lingolsheim.
.jpg){kind=link}