Let’s go to our Alsatian weekend !
Hello me, it's Celine!
We have arrived where eagles fly!
Real little clowns ;)
Wow !
Visiting Kintzheim Castle is fun :D
Spiral staircases which lead to the apartments furnished for the local lord
Strolling along the ramparts is a great pleasure
Hello there
Welcome to the camp site – ideal starting point to visit Strasbourg
Fun for kids AND adults alike
The tarte flambée and Luce - the birth of a beautiful love story
An ecstatic brunch
The Vaisseau. Understand science while having fun!
You wouldn’t notice but their mission is to free Miguel from the cage
A great way to tell children about biodiversity, fauna, flora and the relationship between man and nature
ah here’s someone
My little whirlwind
A waterside stroll
The piate family :-D
A good way to visit the city following the river
A breakfast for champions to start a great day out
Let’s attack Fleckenstein castle
A host of challenges involving logic, observation, dexterity and courage.
A little souvenir video of my merry band!
New horizons over the plain of the Rhine, the Black Forest and the Northern Vosges
A “must”. A break at Hunspach – the village the French preferred in 2020
The Écomusée d'Alsace here features everything Alsatian!
More than a museum, it is a real small village
The harvest ;)
The emblem of Alsace – the stork
A 1,050 meter walk at a height of from 5 to 23 meters. This trail along the summits is impressive.
Barber, cartwright, saddler, barrel cooper, basket maker… just go into the buildings to discover all these old trades and age-old know-how!
The open air museum Écomusée d'Alsace is also a marsh, wetlands, ditches and a forest brook which is fun to discover by boat
A superb barefoot path with dancing waters
A living village-museum!
The family always eats pancakes during the holidays!
I will never get tired of this little face
The huge Sulzer-BBC machine: This exceptional 170 metric tonne steam engine is the symbol of Mulhouse’s industrial heritage
My little Léo HYPER concentrated :-)
See the history of French railways at the Cité du Train
Kids definitively love Alsace
