[2025 Kaysersberg Attraction] Travel Guide for Castle de Kaysersberg (Updated Jul)

Covid is now a thing of the past, and flights have been so full even I am unable to get on even with a company ticketed fare, which means it's road trip time down towards Zurich but not before stopping in Kaysersberg, a little historical town in France roughly about 3 hours drive from frankfurt. Kaysersberg js known also as the mountain of the emperor where this is also a popular tourists spot to visit. You will be able to understand the history of Kayersberg during the 1200s and also see the beautiful old town of Kayersber, where surpsingly many of the buildings are quite well mantained like what you see back in Germany. Of and, you have to visit this cheese shop called Cave D Affinage where its this underground cheese shop, and even for a cheese lover like me the smell of cheese was too overwhelming! oh gosh! But you be able to also see how these cheese are being cut packed and distributed. #fallingforfall #france #oldtown #scenic #cheese #historical #beautifultown

#5月好去处2025 1️⃣Colmar - Colmar Colmar is one of the most famous villages in the Alsace region, and there are many restaurants and shops to explore. Little Venice is the most famous area here, with soft-colored half-timbered buildings and the River Lauch running through the city, like a world in a fairy tale book 2️⃣Eguisheim - Egyptsheim Eguisheim is one of the best-preserved walled towns in Alsace. Walking into the town is like being in the opening of "Beauty and the Beast". The village has cobblestone streets, every corner is like a postcard, and there is a great main square where you can sit down and feel the atmosphere here~ 3️⃣Riquewihr - Riquewihr One of the most medieval towns in Alsace, this town is surrounded by walls, and the walls and towers guard the city, as if it has returned to the Middle Ages. The houses on both sides of the street are like cottages in a fairy tale world 4️⃣Barr-Barr It feels like the most underrated village in Alsace. It is one of the towns closest to the wine route. It not only has cobblestone streets and half-timbered houses, but also the flowers and waterscapes throughout the town are breathtaking. The city has won the Flower Award from the National Town and Village Flower Committee 5️⃣Kaysersberg-Kaysersberg If you are a food lover, Kaysersberg is definitely for you. This town has the most Michelin-starred restaurants in the entire Alsace region. In addition to delicious food, the natural scenery here is also beautiful~ 6️⃣Ribeauville-Ribeauville This town feels much larger than most old villages. There are many shops and restaurants worth exploring. Many cafes and bakeries have outdoor seating, which is an ideal place to sit and watch people coming and going

Alsace, a regional that is full of wonder and today we visited the vineyard right next to an abandoned castle with its rustic yet charming looks. Enjoy the quiet time in this place and immerse in its beautiful scenery. The castle was erected in 1227 by the imperial provost Woelflin, on behalf of Frederick II of the Holy Germanic Empire, in order to control an important axis of passage between Upper Alsace and Lorraine.