Parc des Cigognes and attractions in Alsace, serving children and families for over 50 years.
Need more information? The Sélestat Haut-Kœnigsbourg Tourist Office is your best point of contact.
A tourist town in the Haut-Kœnigsbourg Massif, with a view of Kintzheim Castle—a 13th-century ruin—Kintzheim lies along the Alsace Wine Route, flanked to the north by the Hahnenberg vineyards and to the south by the hills of the Praelatenberg Grand Cru. Definitely worth a visit!
For adventure seekers looking for an extraordinary thrill, Tellure Park offers six caving routes. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced caver looking to tackle an abseil of over 80 meters, all caving tours are safely supervised by an instructor from the French Caving Federation.
The Latin School Library, founded in 1452, can be considered the oldest public library in Alsace. It includes the private library of the humanist Beatus Rhenanus (1485–1547), one of the most significant collections belonging to an early 16th-century humanist preserved in France.
La Volerie des Aigles offers you a unique opportunity to observe and admire the world’s most beautiful and largest birds of prey—whether soaring in the open sky or just a few centimeters away. An impressive and deeply moving spectacle awaits you.
La Montagne des Singes immerses visitors in an unforgettable experience alongside more than 200 Barbary macaques, which roam freely in a beautiful 24-hectare forest. The exceptional opportunities for observation and the close proximity to the animals make for an extraordinary experience.
Stepping through the tall gate of Haut-Kœnigsbourg is like stepping into the world of the Middle Ages. From the lower courtyard—with its inn, blacksmith’s shop, and mill—to the spiral staircases leading to the lord’s furnished apartments… discover architecture, furnishings, and an atmosphere steeped in history.
France's most famous wine route is just a 2-minute drive from the Cigoland resort. Whether you head south toward Riquewihr or north toward Obernai, the diverse scenery and visits to local wineries will make your stay with us an unforgettable experience.
The Grand Ried in central Alsace offers a wonderful array of activities and things to discover: from the banks of the Alsatian Rhine to the rolling meadow landscapes, and including the groundwater springs, explore all of its unique scenic features on foot, by bike, or by paddle.
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