Ingersheim: Holiday apartments and holiday homes
In the heart of Ingersheim lies Parc de Mauriac, a city park with play areas for children. The park also features a permanent mosaic exhibition by local artist Laurent Hunzinger. Renting a holiday apartment in Ingersheim is one possible way to plan your own stay.
Nature
The Jardin du presbytère includes a pond where plants and water lilies grow beneath the canopy of a magnificent weeping willow. Visitors can also admire wooden sculptures by artist Martine Lutz in the Jardin du presbytère. The ponds can be reached from a car park via a signposted and secured footpath.
Culture and history
The Church of Saint-Barthélémy is a Baroque church. Its Romanesque foundations were discovered in 1985 during construction work and excavations. The nave of Saint-Barthélémy was rebuilt in the 18th century according to the design created in 1766 by architect Jean-Baptiste Alexandre Chassain.
The history of the village also includes Villa Fleck: it was built in 1926 as a manor house with a gatekeeper's lodge. Its grounds included a large vegetable garden, an orchard, a sheepfold and a poultry house.
Walks
The “Balade au fil de l’eau” is a puzzle walk in Ingersheim.
For the overarching travel overview: Haut-Rhin.
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