Cosswiller lies in the foothills of the Vosges and has largely preserved its rural, village character. The municipality covers 1,575 hectares, of which 1,262 hectares are woodland. The small Sathbach stream flows through a hollow in the valley.
Anyone choosing Cosswiller for their stay will want to rent a holiday apartment.
Culture and History
The Temple calviniste de Cosswiller was built in 1819, while its bell tower dates from 1843. After the Thirty Years’ War, Cosswiller was rebuilt as a Reformed Protestant village. The Temple calviniste de Cosswiller has a rectangular floor plan, two levels of windows on the eaves sides and five bays. The building can be reached via a small paved road.
Regional Products
Brasserie La Mercière is an organic local craft brewery in Cosswiller. It sells beer directly and has a bistro area. For groups, it offers brewery tours followed by a tasting upon reservation. It produces Pilsner, wheat, amber, IPA, stout, smoked and fruit beers.
At Ferme du Diebach, the Kirchberg, Schneeberg and Goldberg cheeses are made. Eggs, meat, juices, organic bread, flour, as well as fruit and vegetables are also sold directly from the farm.
Discoveries on Site
The Circuit découverte de Cosswiller provides opportunities to meet local figures and producers.
