Set off to discover Alsace

Come and discover Alsace in one of our magnificent charming guest rooms, comfortable and spacious, they will allow you to relax after your excursions.

The village of Nordheim is the ideal starting point to organize your stay and visit Alsace, located at the gateway to the vineyards and 15 minutes from Strasbourg, you can easily enjoy all the gastronomic and cultural riches, as well as visit the main tourist attractions of our beautiful region.

Strasbourg just 20 minutes away

Strasbourg, capital of Europe, whose historic center, the Grande Île, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

You can discover on foot or by bike the different districts of the city of Strasbourg, each with its own unique charm due to its history.

Encircled by the arms of the Ill River, the historic heart of Strasbourg includes numerous museums, including the Œuvre Notre-Dame Museum, one of the most emblematic in Europe, the Ungerer Museum, the Historical Museum, and many others. The Alsatian Museum, for its part, will complement the emotion aroused by our guest house.

Numerous sacred and religious sites, including, of course, the illustrious Notre-Dame Cathedral.

Historic sites such as the cellars of the Strasbourg Civil Hospitals or the Neustadt and the entire Petite France district, the heart of the old town, with, for example: the Maison Kammerzell, the numerous winstubs, the Covered Bridges...

Our guest rooms at the gateway to the Alsace Wine Route

From our guest rooms, you can easily begin discovering the Alsace Wine Route, passing through the most beautiful wine-growing villages that run along the foothills of the Vosges, where the vines thrive best facing the rising sun.

The Wine Route crosses many typical towns and villages such as: Molsheim, Rosheim, Obernai, Barr, Dambach-la-ville, Ribeauvillé, Riquewihr, Kaysersberg, Colmar, and many others...

Discover the Wine Route

Historical and cultural heritage

Alsace is also a region with a rich historical and cultural heritage. Thus, numerous fortified castles dot the region and can easily be visited. The closest to our guest rooms are Wangenbourg, Freudeneck, Haut-Barr, and Nideck.

Alsace, a land of multicultural influences, also boasts a significant religious heritage. Numerous places of worship, Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish, are scattered throughout our region, not only in the large cities of Strasbourg and Colmar but also in smaller towns and villages such as Marmoutier with its 10th-century abbey, the Jewish cemetery and synagogue of Westoffen, which are less than 10 km from our guest rooms.

The architectural heritage is also remarkable, particularly with the Vauban fortifications in Strasbourg, Colmar, and Neuf-Brisach.

Alsace is also a land of remembrance due to its unique history; the Alsace Moselle Memorial and the Struthof concentration camp bear witness to this.

You can also visit the numerous museums in the region, such as the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, the Historical Museum in Strasbourg, the Unterlinden Museum, the Bartholdi Museum in Colmar, and the Lalique Museum in Wingen-sur-Moder, to name just a few.

Alsace is a region rich in traditions with its specificities such as the Christmas and Easter festivities.

By choosing our guest rooms, you can experience the magic of Christmas in Alsace, with Christmas markets, decorated trees, and illuminations that give a fairytale atmosphere to the streets, both in Strasbourg and in the many Alsatian towns and villages. During this special time of year, numerous events are also organized: concerts, exhibitions to offer you a unique experience.

Easter is the major spring event in Alsace. It marks the end of Lent and the return of warmer weather. It is one of the most representative celebrations of Alsatian traditions: the Easter egg hunt, Easter tree decorations, and typical culinary specialties such as leg of lamb and "lämele" (Easter lamb-shaped cake)...

Gastronomy in Alsace

By choosing Unter der Linde, you can enjoy the table d'hôtes (upon request and subject to availability) to savor Alsatian specialties. Your taste buds will be delighted by the region's extensive gastronomic offerings. Royal or fish sauerkraut, tarte flambée, "baeckeoffe," or coq au Riesling will satisfy gourmets.

To accompany your culinary discoveries, many typical wines will satisfy you, as Alsace is a wine-growing region. Among them, Riesling, Gewurztraminer, or Pinot Noir or Gris are must-tries.

Indeed, Nordheim is located at the gateway to the Wine Route. This route allows you to travel through the superb Alsatian landscapes while enjoying the best wines of the region in the cellars of local winemakers, close to your guest room.

With family, as a couple, or with friends, Alsatian chefs invite you to their table. Whether you choose to dine in a typical Winstub or in one of the many Michelin-starred restaurants, you will enjoy the culinary specialties of our region.

Nature and Activities

In Alsatian, Unter Der Linde means "Under the Linden Tree." And in Alsace, nature is very present. From the Vosges Mountains through the vineyards and the plains and to the banks of the Rhine you can enjoy the many activities available both in summer and in winter. Nature lovers will find what they are looking for, and hiking enthusiasts will not be disappointed, as many marked trails crisscross the entire region.

For cycling enthusiasts, numerous cycle routes and greenways run along the Wine Route, follow waterways, and cross the plains.

You can also discover themed sites such as the Eagle Park, the Monkey Mountain, or the NaturoPark.