I've always wondered about the countless timber-framed houses, ancient gateways, religious buildings, monuments and murals that line the streets of Sélestat.

" I have two different walks to suggest as I couldn't choose just one : Sélestat from my grandparents to today und Sélestat and its region, between vineyards and castles. "

Fabien, I moved in Sélestat some years ago. I am an “eco-citizen” and I take an interest in the history of my fellow citizens, families and traditions of the region.

I propose you a stroll to discover the alley of the historical city centre with typical houses, as well as funny & even incongruous place, during a round walk.

Sélestat is a city at the crossroads of cultures as well as a meeting place; Caroline offer you a walk during which views are exchanged.

In Alsace, there are numerous feasts and events throughout the year (Saint Nicolas, Christmas, carnival, fairs, etc…). At each feast, the Alsatians – as they are real gourmets – prepare typical culinary delicacies (narreklepfer, männele, sckenkelees…). Those dishes may be hard to pronounce, but their taste is delicious – I invite you to discover them during a walk through the city centre of Sélestat.