Les Rosiers: a peaceful spot close to walking trails and paths; pets welcome

Restaurants "Le Cheval Blanc" in Graufthal, opposite the cave dwellings, is a little more expensive, but serves excellent regional cuisine In La Petite Pierre (8 km from Eschbourg) you’ll find several good restaurants with terraces and lovely views of the Vosges. In Saverne, it’s well worth eating at “Maison Katz”; it’s one of the most beautiful Renaissance half-timbered houses in Alsace Hikers and cyclists: in a drawer in the sideboard in the hall you’ll find maps (please put them back in the same place for the next guests) Tourist information: http://www.tourisme-alsace.com/de http://www.ot-saverne.fr/ http://www.ot-paysdelapetitepierre.com/ http://www.musee-lalique.com/ http://www.plan-incline.com/ http://de.nancy-tourisme.fr/home/ http://www.centrepompidou-metz.fr/de/willkommen http://www.sarreguemines-museum.com/accueil/ In Metz, the local branch of the Centre Pompidou in Paris is well worth a visit. There are often excellent exhibitions. Not to be missed: The cathedral with its magnificent stained-glass windows, the work of Marc Chagall. Nancy is also well worth a visit: the Art Nouveau house tour, the Musée de l’École de Nancy, Place Stanislas a destination that children in particular will love: the Parc des Loups in Sainte-Croix http://www.mylorraine.fr/article/les-loups-noirs-du-parc-de-sainte-croix-en-video/ 20029/ In Schirmeck (66 km from Eschbourg), the Alsace-Lorraine Memorial traces the turbulent history of Alsace and the Moselle department from the Franco-Prussian War of 1870 to the end of the Second World War in 1945. A region that was contested for centuries between Germany and France. And annexed by Nazi Germany in 1940. Directly opposite the Memorial lies Struthof, the only concentration camp built on French soil – although at the time Alsace was part of the Third Reich … https://www.memorial-alsace-moselle.com/ In Völklingen, in the neighbouring Saarland, there is a former steelworks that has been converted into a museum. These often make for lovely day trips. The site has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site Weltkulturerbe Völklinger Hütte (voelklinger-huette.org) In Kirrwiller, 22 km from Eschbourg, you can experience a genuine music hall with shows worthy of the Lido in Paris, featuring male and female dancers, musicians, performers, acrobats and jugglers – all highly professional Royal Palace Music Hall Kirrwiller (royal-palace.com) – The founder, Adam Meyer, wanted to create a ‘Las Vegas in the Vosges’ and the result is impressive: highly professional shows featuring top-class performers. At the

To get to Eschbourg on the A4 motorway (Strasbourg–Paris), take exit 45 (Saverne) after the exit, turn right towards Bouxwiller, then carry on straight on until you reach Dossenheim. In the centre of Dossenheim, turn left towards Graufthal. 2 km from Graufthal, turn right (sharp bend) onto the small road leading up to Eschbourg After entering the village, follow the main road; there is a bend to the right (yellow house), and immediately after this bend, on the left, is the Impasse de la Cour Please drive slowly when entering the Impasse de la Cour