Weyersheim: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Culture

The Catholic Church of Saint Michael in Weyersheim has been listed in the Supplementary Inventory of Historic Monuments since 1930. Its choir houses a Baroque high altar with a baldachin dating from the mid-18th century, depicting the Assumption of the Virgin Mary.

S’Kleenderfel at 11 Rue du Petit Village in Weyersheim is the oldest house in the Basse-Zorn area; its construction is dated to around 1621. It uses an archaic construction made of long wooden beams: the corner posts extend continuously from the ground to beneath the roof and rest at the bottom on sandstone cornerstones. S’Kleenderfel also preserves period furniture and period interior design and illustrates traditional expertise, such as that of the weaver and the blacksmith.

The Place de la mairie forms the historic core of Rue Baldung Grien in Weyersheim.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Weyersheim can base their accommodation search on this location.

Nature

The Erbsenhuebel Ried near Weyersheim is a 123-hectare ZNIEFF area of ecological, faunal and floristic interest.

Things to do

On the outskirts of Weyersheim is the “Sentier du verger” walking trail. It passes through vegetation typical of the Ried landscape between forests and orchards and is 1,550 metres long.

The “Entre prairies et vergers” circular trail starts at the car park at the southern entrance to Weyersheim. Along its route, it passes through tall-trunk orchards as well as cereal and fodder crops.

Local area

The Wirscher Märik was announced for Saturday, 22 August, at Place du Messti in Weyersheim from 8:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., featuring local products, craftspeople, producers, caterers and traders.

Other places: Lingolsheim, Kleingœft, Vœllerdingen, Nothalten, Saverne, Westhoffen, Wasselonne, Salmbach.

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