Saint-Dié-des-Vosges offers a rich tapestry of cultural and historical experiences set against the backdrop of the stunning Vosges mountains. Visitors can expect to explore a town that has been shaped by its historical significance and natural beauty. The area is known for its unique blend of architectural styles, reflecting its varied past, and provides a gateway to understanding the region's cultural heritage. The town's atmosphere is both charming and inviting, making it an ideal destination for those interested in history, architecture, and the arts.
All sights sorted by distance from center
1. Parc Jean Mansuy:
A lovely park with lush greenery, walking paths, and a tranquil lake, perfect for a leisurely stroll or a picnic.
Distance in km: 0.19
2. Saint-Dié Cathedral:
A beautiful example of Gothic architecture with intricate stained glass windows and historical significance.
Distance in km: 0.47
3. Museum Pierre-Noël:
Houses an impressive collection of regional art, including works by local artists and historical artifacts.
Distance in km: 0.48
4. Old Town:
Explore the picturesque streets lined with charming half-timbered houses and historic buildings.
Distance in km: 2.5
5. Lac Blanc:
A glacial lake in the Vosges Mountains, popular for hiking, mountain biking, and in winter, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing.
Distance in km: 20.97
6. Gérardmer Lake:
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A popular destination in the Vosges for outdoor activities such as hiking, swimming, and boating.
Distance in km: 25.26
7. Hohneck:
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The third highest summit in the Vosges Mountains, known for its panoramic views and hiking trails.
Distance in km: 28.34
8. Kayserberg:
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A charming village known for its well-preserved medieval architecture, vineyards, and as the birthplace of Albert Schweitzer.
Distance in km: 28.89
9. Route des Crêtes:
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A scenic road in the Vosges Mountains offering breathtaking views, hiking trails, and access to ski resorts.
Distance in km: 29.43
10. Ribeauvillé:
A medieval town famous for its historical center, vineyards, and the annual medieval festival.
Distance in km: 29.61
11. Château du Haut-Kœnigsbourg:
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An imposing hilltop castle that offers a glimpse into medieval life and stunning views over the Alsace region.
Distance in km: 29.92
12. The Alsace-Moselle Memorial:
A museum dedicated to the history of the Alsace and Moselle regions during the World Wars, highlighting the unique political and social changes experienced by the local population.
Distance in km: 30.21
13. Munster:
Known for its cheese, Munster is a small town surrounded by mountains, offering a variety of outdoor activities.
Distance in km: 30.9
14. Ballons des Vosges Nature Park:
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A large regional nature park that spans the Vosges Mountains, offering a diverse range of flora, fauna, and outdoor activities.
Distance in km: 31.1
15. Mont Sainte-Odile:
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A historic mountain and monastery offering stunning views of the Alsace plain.
Distance in km: 37.76
16. The Humanist Library of Sélestat:
One of the oldest public libraries in France, housing an impressive collection of medieval manuscripts and early printed books.
Distance in km: 37.93
17. The Christmas Markets of Alsace:
Among the oldest and most famous in Europe, these markets in various Alsatian towns offer festive food, drink, and crafts.
Distance in km: 38.22
18. Unterlinden Museum:
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A museum in Colmar known for its collection of Rhineland art and the Isenheim Altarpiece.
Distance in km: 38.26
19. Colmar's Old Town:
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Famous for its well-preserved old town, Colmar is a quintessential Alsace town with colorful buildings and canals.
Distance in km: 38.72
20. Grand Ballon:
The highest peak in the Vosges Mountains, offering hiking trails, skiing in winter, and panoramic views.
Distance in km: 44.52
21. Chapelle des Cordeliers:
A well-preserved 13th-century chapel with stunning architecture and a peaceful atmosphere.
Distance in km: 50.47
