Location: Saverne
Top Things to do in Saverne
What to do and see in Saverne, France: The Best Places and Tips
Saverne in France, from Europe region, is best know for Castles. Discover best things to do in Saverne with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Saverne
1. Chateau du Haut-Barr
Overall Ratings
4 based on 125 reviews
Reviewed By macsterling - Southern Pines, North Carolina
My wife and I were looking for a nice day trip on a Sunday. We started down in Saverne then headed up to the ruins. What a great find! Very interesting location, great views, excellent services!Hello, Thanks for your very nice post ! We are delighted that the Haut-Barr Castle gave you satisfaction. See you soon in Saverne !
2. Abbaye de Marmoutier
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By JHBl - Lahr, Germany
und gleichzeitig, zusammen mit der Kirche von St.-Jean-Saverne eine Empfehlung für alle Liebhaber romanischer Kirchen. Beeindruckend mit einer wunderbaren Silbermannorgel und einer phantastischen Akkustik! Auch die Krypta ist sehenswert!
3. Gerald Kieffer Vins d'Alsace
Overall Ratings
5 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By Aylin A - Luxembourg City, Luxembourg
I found the hotel randomly and had no idea what to expect. But we really loved it. Itterswiller is one of the best villages I have been to in France. The hotel was a unique boutique hotel in a rustic style. The room is cosy, very well decorated, an exceptionally clean and reasonable price. The heater works very well. We received service above and beyond what we would expect. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful. I highly recommend this hotel to those who want to have wine experience in a local environment.
4. Chateau de Lutzelbourg
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By LesDutchies2003 - Langen, Germany
On the top of a 'hill' is isn't only a nice chateau but also provides a nice overview of the area. It is a great place to enjoy a picknick: buy on your way some nice bread, cheese and meatcuts and together with a bottle of wine you will have a lovely time!
5. Cristal Lehrer Bruno
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 70 reviews
Reviewed By Joe P - Marly,France
A lovely showroom with a fine choice of crystal glass in a wide range of products. Carafes,Vases,Sets of table grass and much more. Watching the glass blower making the Christmas snow man that now hangs on our Christmas tree along with the other items we bought is a particular memory that will last for years to come. There is also a snack area with Seating available.
The showroom is located at the foot of the'plain incline' a canal boat lift, another attraction to visit.(fee paying)
6. Les Maisons des Rochers
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By qqtt - Strasbourg, France
Dig into some very peculiar history of the Elzas-region. Until 1958, these troglodytes houses were inhabited (no electricity, no running water) ! The buildings on top of the houses were a matches-factory, learn about the hardships of the 19th century when poor parents send their kids to the factory to prevent them from begging. Heartbreaking ! We loved to enter in these little houses and feel how it was a century ago.
7. Plan Incline
Overall Ratings
4 based on 201 reviews
Reviewed By Unox85 - Henlow, United Kingdom
We visited recently and were surprised at the lack of organisation, the place itself was virtually deserted!The inclined plain itself is quite impressive and the 'circuit' was pleasant, but there is a distinct lack of information about the history of the place. The commentary was in French and staff visited one (Dutch I think) family to give a personal oversight in German. I understand that you can't necessarily cover all languages, but a leaflet with English translation would have been useful. Similarly with the museum there was little information about the construction, not in any language. I understand that the plain replaced a flight of locks but other than that there was little info. When you compare this with the Falkirk wheel - well, there is no comparison!! The authorities are missing a trick here! With a little more thought and organisation, the place could attract coach loads of visitors all year round.
The saving grace for the day was the wonderful glass shop at the foot of the hill. We could have watched the man creating class masterpieces all day - we bought some wonderful little souvenirs
8. Jardin Alpestre de la Grotte Saint-Vit
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 27 reviews
9. Musee de Marmoutier
Overall Ratings
5 based on 3 reviews
Situated in a beautiful house dating from 1590, the Museum houses one of the greatest collections of Judaica in the area. The visitors will also discover the way of living in rural Alsace in the 18th and 19th centuries.
Reviewed By Gege57Fafa33 - Metz, France
Les deux avis précédents sont entièrement confirmés.
Avons eu la chance d avoir un guide passionné et passionant.
Ce musée atypique doit etre visité d autant plus que le prix d entrée est à la portée de tous.
A voir absolument.
10. Chateau des Rohan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 66 reviews
Classe Monument historique, le Chateau des Rohan marque le centre-ville de Saverne de sa majestueuse silhouette. De style neoclassique, son architecture reflete le gout architectural de la fin du XVIIIe siecle. Son parc se deploie le long d'un canal, lieu de Promenade tres apprecie. Le batiment, dont la decoration interieure fut interrompue par la Revolution francaise et jamais achevee, est aujourd'hui un lieu culturel dynamique. On y trouve notamment : Le musee d'art et d'histoire. Apres ceux de Strasbourg et de Colmar, c'est le plus ancien musee municipal d'Alsace. Il accueille de riches collections archeologiques et historiques ainsi que la donation Louise Weiss. L'Espace Rohan - Relais Culturel de Saverne, qui accueille toute l'annee un programme varie dans sa salle en gradins de 500 places.
Reviewed By blaintm - Proserpine, Australia
Wow, this is probably more of a Palace than a Castle, but still, absolutely beautiful. Didn't get a chance to go into the museum. Remember to walk all around the Chateau because it is more stunning on the canal side (than the town side). Amazing that part of it is a school - wouldn't it be lovely to say you go to school in a castle!
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