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Events, places to visit and local tourism businesses in and around town.
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Sights, activities, places to stay and restaurants in Bergholtz.
Things to see and do
Activities and walks
Illustrative photoCircuit de randonnée: Les carrières de Bergholtz et Bergholtz-Zell
Set amongst vineyards and woodland, discover the charming village of Bergholtz-Zell on this family walk.
Illustrative photoCircuit de VTT: Circuit de l'Oelberg
A pleasant route along the slopes of the vineyards, offering you stunning panoramic views of these unique landscapes.
Illustrative photoCircuit de VTT: Circuit du Boenlesgrab
A highly technical 42.50-kilometre route where you can explore the Col de Boenlesgrab along wide forest tracks.
Illustrative photoCircuit de VTT: Circuit du Bollenberg
This family-friendly route, which is fully signposted through the vineyards, features countless viewpoints, including that from the Bollenberg Chapel, also known as the Witches’ Chapel.
Illustrative photoCircuit de VTT: Circuit du Val du Pâtre
Stade
Illustrative photoCircuit poussettes : Balade entre vignoble et piémont
The joy of walks with family or friends. This walk is suitable for pushchairs and allows you to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Alsatian vineyards.
Illustrative photoLes 3 sentiers découverte de Bergholtz
Three short walks that can be combined to explore the historical and natural heritage of the village of Bergholtz.
Illustrative photoSite naturel d'escalade de Bergoltz
Bergholtz
Where to stay
Illustrative photoAu secret des vignes
16 Rue d'Issenheim
Illustrative photoGîte rural La Grange à foin
Bergholtz
Illustrative photoL'Ecrin des Capucines
Flat in an Alsatian-style farmhouse.
Illustrative photoL'Hortensia Blanc
rue de l'église
Illustrative photoLe Cocon des Capucines
Housed in an Alsatian-style farmhouse, this studio is ideal for a romantic getaway. Situated on the ground floor, you can enjoy the terrace and the sheltered patio.
Illustrative photoLes 3 Ceps
22 rue de l'Eglise
Illustrative photoMeublé de M François Meyer
Flat on the first floor in the courtyard of a vineyard. Separate entrance. Lovely fitted kitchen. Shared courtyard. Garden furniture. Play area nearby.
Illustrative photoMeublé de Mme TRESCH - La grange à foin
A charming, characterful furnished property dating from the early 18th century, a renovated former hay barn (hence its name!) on the wine route. Shared swimming pool.
Local produce
Illustrative photoDomaine Dirler-Cadé
The Dirler family welcomes you to their tasting cellar, preferably by appointment. Grand Crus: Kessler, Kitterlé, Saering and Spiegel. Biodynamic viticulture since 1998.
Illustrative photoDomaine Eugène Meyer
The estate welcomes you for free tastings (subject to a charge for groups). Grand Cru Spiegel.
Illustrative photoDomaine Loberger
The family-run estate cultivates 8 hectares of vines in accordance with biodynamic farming principles. This approach to viticulture is attuned to the vines and mindful of their balance, resulting in vibrant wines.
Tourist office data: DATAtourisme, Licence Ouverte (French open licence), updated 23 October 2026.
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