Soufflenheim Travel Guide

 robertbaum Says:  On top of the Oelberg, the hill where the old church stood until 1820 is a small green area today with a memorial that depicts the Last Supper. The work of art is exhibited in a sectional church-like building (possibly a reminiscence to the old church that stood on the... 

 robertbaum Says:  The Oelberg is a small hill in the vicinity of the parish church. Actually on top of this fortified hill stood the old parish church until its destruction in 1820. The area was used as the cemetary as well.Today it is a small green area with a memorial that depicts the Last... 

 robertbaum Says:  The parish church was built in 1825. 

 robertbaum Says:  At the foot of the church hill and at the corner of the street is the tourist information.Here you can take a city map and other useful brochures.Opening hours: Monday-Saturday 9am - 12am and 2pm - 5:30pmBeside the tourist information is a public toilet. 

 robertbaum Says:  These two houses are marvellous.Actually they are two renovated timber frame houses but decorated with plenty of tiny lovely or kitsch details depending on your attitude for them.Just to mention a couple of them:- many pottered items like plates, hearts, house number, a cat... 

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 robertbaum Says:  This pottery became famous because of a brilliant design idea, an object that even so you supposedly haven't heard of it yet could be exhibited in modern design museums - Les Mini.Kougs.You have always complained because your bowls were either slightly too large or too... 

 robertbaum Says:  The shop is small but the house is beautiful. 

 robertbaum Says:  When entering the courtyard you will see the large oven protruding through the wall of the house. 

 robertbaum Says:  This pottery was founded in 1888 and is now run by the 4th generation. 

 robertbaum Says:  The timber frame house at the street is a lovely shop as can hardly found a second one. Beside the entrance on the outside wall the whole family dynasty of potters can be read on a large blue pottery heart starting in the 18th century.Inside you have to see the two glazed... 

 robertbaum Says:  The tableware by the artist Emmanuel Keil was inspired by the colours of the Provence. You can hardly find more colourful pottery.Apart from that you can also find all kinds of different pottery ware for the garden and depicting animals. You don't like bowls or plates, but... 

 robertbaum Says:  This shop is small and offers the traditional Alsatian pottery tableware but with some surprising design. 

 robertbaum Says:  This pottery is much more than a manufacturer for plain tableware which of course can be seen in the store as well. A small exhibitions of tiled stoves shows another range of traditional and still useful pottery ware.If you like what you see you can order a new tiled stove. 

 robertbaum Says:  If you have health problems during your trip you can visit the medical centre located in this beautiful timber frame house from 1775. Former inhabitants were "Johanes Stiefel Meyer - Maria Anna Stiefel-Meyerin" as can be read nicely written on one of the timber posts.Centre...