Beblenheim - Travel & Tourism Guide Beblenheim

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This wine-growing village lies at the foot of the Sonnenglanz hillside. Known as Beblenheim since the 10th century, it belonged to the Counts of Éguisheim, Ferrette, Horbourg and the Counts of Wurtemberg. Jean Macé (1815-1894), the instigator of secular public schools, lived here from 1852 to 1872. It was in Beblenheim that he founded (in 1863) the popular library movement. A monument has been erected in his memory in the village. Discover a 15th-century Gothic fountain, half-timbered houses (16th to 19th centuries) and 8 tombstones dedicated to the notables who made Beblenheim proud.

What to visit Beblenheim?

CAVEAU LE GAMBRINUS

AUBERGE À L'AGNEAU BLANC

AUBERGE LE BOUC BLEU

CAVEAU LE GAMBRINUS

CHAMBRES LA BERGERIE

LE CLOS DES RAISINS

KANZEL SUITES & RÉSIDENCES

CÔTÉ COUR DOMAINE MAULER

DOMAINE DE LA VIEILLE FORGE

VINS D'ALSACE HARTWEG

CAVE DE BEBLENHEIM

DOMAINE BOTT-GEYL

MAISON FISCHER

MAISON PIERRE SPARR SUCCESSEURS

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