Obermorschwiller

Obermorschwiller, a village of 430 inhabitants, boasts a rich and varied habitat dating from the 16th to the 19th centuries, some elements of which benefited from the restoration campaign carried out in the 1970s by the "Maison Paysanne d?Alsace" association, the originators of the Ungersheim Ecomuseum. In 2012, under the guidance of Marc Grodwohl and in collaboration with the Université de Haute Alsace, a new study of the church, guarded by two splendid three-century-old lime trees, and the village houses led to the creation of an architectural heritage circuit. The village has preserved its typical Sundgau rural habitat.

Things to do :

- The village has set up an architectural heritage trail. A booklet takes you on a stroll through the streets, complete with explanatory panels

- Park behind the town hall, in rue de l'église or on the main street next to the school.

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